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CONTENTS
I'ortrnit "I Dr. James !•',. Anient
TorlrMil (.r Dr. Xalliaii ('. SeliaelV.
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Nornial Calciidar for 1!)I7-1S
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1 Corlificati' and DijilnMia
(i Sn^>;c>ti()n^ In l'rii-.|)rcl i\c Sliidi'nt-
S How to Enter I lie Seliool
8 Statement of Expenses .
Hoard of 'I'riistees !) ("onrses of Instruelion
Standini;('(>iiimitlees of Ihe IJoard 1(» ( 'olleij;e I're|>aiator,\' ( 'olirse
Faculty 11 Analytic Statement of ('ours
Adminislratix (• ()rs;aiiization 15 School of Art
Standinj; ( 'oinmitlees of the Faculty 15 Conservatory of Music .
Functions of the Fa<ulty Committees Hi School of Business ....
Pennsylvania State Normal — History 17 The Training School . . .
Material Equipment 1!) Alumni Registry ....
Location •2^2 Cla.ss Directory
Purpose and Function of tiiis Sciiool . '2S Normal School Registry
Discipline '24 Model School Registry .
Student Organizations -25 Index
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Fall Term — Fifteen Weeks :
Opens Tuesday, Septenil)er 11, 1017
Classification of New Students, 9 a. m. and 1 :30 p. m.,
September 11th.
Thanksgiving Recess, November "28th to December 4th.
Closes Friday, December '21, 1917
Vacation of Ten Days
Winter Term — Thirteen Weeks:
Opens Wednesday, January '2, 1918
Classification of Xew Students, 9 a. m. and 1:30 p. m.,
January 2d.
Closes Friday, March :29, 1918
Vacation of Ten Days
Spring Term — Twelve Weeks:
Opens Tuesday, Ai)ril 9, 1918
Classification of Xew Students, 9 a. m. and 1 :30 P. M.,
April 9th.
Annual Sermon before Christian Association,
Sunday evening, June 16, 1918
Baccalaureate Sermon .Sunday morning, June 23, 1918
Commencement Concert, Monday evening, June 24, 1918
Business Meeting of Alumni Association,
Tuesday, June 25, 1918
Cla.ss-Day Exercises Tuesday, June 25, 1918
Alumni Banquet . . Tuesday evening, June 25, 1918
Commencement Wednesday, June 26, 1918
Pc^JtnsyJvunia b'^utc^ jS/uiinu./ i^LJicju/
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
RcjircsrnliiKj llir Stnrkliolilrrs:
<iKN. H\nm Wiiiii;. A. 15.. lvs(|. . . /rcriii expires
Mu. .loilN \V. Si I'l'oN . T<Tiii expiic--
Mk. \\ii.i,i\\i S. Dm (;iii:ht^ 'I'eriii e\i)ires
INlii. Thomas Si rroN, A.H.. A.M.,l'',s;|. 'I\'riii expires
Mii. I"'i)\\ ARD R()\\ i; Teriii expires
Mu. (JmFirrii Km, is Teriii expires
Hon. .) AVooi) Ci.AUK. AH, AM .. I'.si|. 'Perm ex|)ires
^II!. IIauhv W. Wilson. A. 15. Teriii expires
]\Iu. J. IJi.AiH Sutton Term exi)ires
lirprcxi'nlin;/ llir Slate:
)is Mu. John A. Scott, .V.H.. Ks(| Term ex|)ir.-s, 1!»1H
• 18 Sknatok John S. Fishkh, IM.H.. Ks<|. Term r.xpjre^. 1!)1,S
)1S Mu. Tom I-",. Iln.DKHKAM)
)1!) Hon. Si mmkus M. J.\( k, 1vs(|.
)|!) Jl IXIK J. \. I.ANcaiAM
)1!) Mii. W. n. l,ori;Hl;v
)'2(t Mii. J. C. Wai,i,a( K
1-211 Mu. J. Dick Wilson
lO'-'O Mu. .V. Uali'u Moouhilai)
Term expires. 191S
Term <'Xi)ires. lfM!(
Term expin-s. lillO
Term expires. l!tl!»
Term cxjjircs. 19-20
Term expires. 10^0
Term expires. I!(i0
Officers of llir Board:
President: Thom.vs Sitton Seeretary: J. Wood ("i.akk
\'iee-l'resi(leiit : John S. Kishkk Treasurer: Hahkv White. Jk.
PoJinsylvanici ^faf^ A/hrma/ Sahool
STANDING COMMITTEES
OF THE BOARD
INSTRUCTION AND DISCIPLINE
Harry White J. Wood Clark
S. M. Jack John A. Scott
buildings
Edward Rowe T. E. Hildebrand
J. ('. Wallace H. W. AVilson
EMPLOYMENT OF TEACHERS — ADVERTISING AND PRINTING
John A. H. Keith W. S. Daugherty
Thomas Sutton S. ^I. Jack
John S. Flsher
GROUNDS
W. S. Daugherty J. W. Clark
Griffith Ellis J. Blair Sutton
FINANCE LECTURES AND ATHLETICS
John A. Scott John S. Fisher John W. Sutton J. W. Clark T. E. Hildebrand
J. C. Wallace Harry White Griffith Ellis
accounts and claims library
Griffith Ellis J. X. Laxgham S. M. Jack J. X. Laxgham H. W. Wilson
H. W. Wilson John S. Fisher J. C. Wallace
expenditures and supplies care OF hospital and sick
Edward Rowe W. R. Loughry T. E. Hildebrand J. Dick Wilson
J. Blair Suttox A. Ralph Moorhead
apparatus, house and school furniture auditors
John W. Sutton W. R. Loughry Edward Rowe John A. Scott W. R. Loughry
J. Dick Wilson John S. Fisher W. S. Daugherty
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FACULTY
■Jamks E. Ami:\t, A.M., I'll. I)., 1. 1.. I).. I'rnirifnd
J.WK E. LkoN'.VUI)
Stmii-nl, IVnns.vlvji
of Malhcm.itic;
Solu.ol. MilllTS
M.
•jini;i State Xoriiial Si
and Hi.story in IVt
II.-. l.S(iS--.J; (ic'grcc
Stale N<.rinal.
in [irivienl pcis
In<li
liuii
. . I'rojvs.ior of Euijlish
l.n.,1. Millersville: teacher
iisylvaiiia State Normal
iif M. S., Ponn.sylvania
.\. .M.. liiiver-itv of PitlslnirKli:
1.S7
. As.fdciulv I'rofc.isor of Ktiglixli
Edna IJ. Smith, A.H.
Teaelier in Kan.sas l'ul]|ie Seliool.*. two years; (-railnate. State
Ndrmal Sehool, Alva, Okla., MHH: teaelier in Kiowa (Kan.) High
: .\. H., I'niversity of Michigan. 1907: .student.
:-lio,.l, Iwoy
olmnliia V
lice 1;)II7.
Liver.-itv
if l!llli; ill present po.silii!
Marion A. Reid, \.\i.
Walden High Seh,.,.l. WaMei
Noll, ,11. Ma.s.s.. lillll; .\. li.,
I'.ll I: iiislnietor in Knijlisli.
■luhn.s Hopkins I niversity.
position since IHKi.
Mus. 1I\hi{ii:t W. Siii.ks
. X. v., inun
(.oneli.r Coll
l.,l)an.Mi Vail
SuniiiuT Selii
is.-tislaill ill F.lKllisli
Whealon Seminary,
,'e, Baltimore, Md.,
y College. 1!)H-16;
il, llIKi; in present
[ssisttiiit in English
Graduate, The Katlierine Heecher Seliool; teacher in I'nhlic
Schools, New Uoehellc. X, Y„ IS.sy-lSitO: preceptress. High
School, Towanda, Pa., I!)0.i-H; teacher in State Xormal. Mans-
field, Pa., 1!)H-15; in present position since .\pril, 1!)1(!.
Edna Lek Sprowls I iislnidor Public Speakinii
(iraduatc, California State .Normal. California, Pa.; graduate,
Emerson College of Oratory. Hoston. Mass.; experience in teach-
ing in Washington High School. Hutfalo State Xormal. ButTalo.
X. Y.; post-graduate. Kmerson College of Oratory; in present
position since U)T.i.
William . I. Jack, Ph. I) Profcx.sor of Ilisforif
Studi-nt. Pennsylvania State Xormal School. Indiana, four
years; graduate, Phillip.s-Exeter .\cadeniy, imil; A. B.. Yale
I'niversity, 190."); .\. M.. ibid: instructor in History and Mathe-
matics, Military Academy, Los Angeles. Cal.. 190.>-imt(); in
present position since 190G.
•Resigned, to take charge of National Park Seminary. \Vasliingtou. D
Principal-elect: President John A. H. Keith. o( the Ihhkosh OViiconsinl Stale N
ptembe
Edith K. Gkkknlee. .\.M AsslxUinl in Ifi.ilari/
(■raduate, (jrcenshoro High School; .\. B.. Weslorn Maryland
College; A. M., Columbia rniversity; Professional Uipluma.
Teachers' College, summer sessions; teacher of Kngli.<<h and
History, .Misecon City High School. N'. .1.; in pn-senl position
sime 1914.
Clarissa B. Roiunson . Head of DeimrtmenI of Kdnratioii
Student, Pennsylvania State Xormal School. Indiana. Pa.;
student. Cornell I'niversity, summer school; student. Columbia
University, summer session: teacher. I'niontown, Pa.: teacher.
Pennsylvania State Xormal School. Slippery Rock. Pa., 189S-98:
teacher and preceptress, ibid, 1898-1915; assistant teacher of
Pedagogy, Penn.sylvania State Xormal School, Indiana, Pa.,
I!ll.)-10; in present position since 1910.
J(JHN W. Speicher, A.B Profes.'ior of Pxycliologi/
Graduate, Princeton University, 19H, A. B.; graduate. Schuyl-
kill Seminary, Reading, Pa.; student at Franklin & Marshall
College, Lancaster, Pa.; teacher and principal two years in
I'ennsylvania public schools; in present position since 19H.
Faye a. Dame, A.B. .Axsi.stant in Department of Education
Graduate, Robinson Female Seminary. Exeter, X. H.; \. B.
with special distinction in History, Radcliffe College. Cam-
bridge, Mass.: assistant in high schools of Ash6cld. Mass., and
Caribou, Maine; principal of grammar school, Xewton, X. H.;
teacher in schools of Windham. X. H.; in present position
since 1910.
Marion Spencer. A.B Isxixlant in Pedagogy
Graduate, Stevens High Sehool. Lancaster. Pa.. 1911; graduate,
Elmira College, 1915, A. B.: teacher at Helen Bullock Training
School for Girls, Elmira, X. Y.. and Hershey Consolidated
Schools; in present position since 1910.
James C. Smith, Ph. B Profexxor of Matliematic:i
Graduate, Howard College, Alabama: sometime teacher in public
schools of Alabama; Ph. B., I'niversity of Chicago, 1903; Head
of Department of Mathematics. Evansville High School, Evans-
ville. Ind., 190:i-07: graduate work in University of Chicago;
in present position since 1907.
1. 1917.
School.
PGJtnsvIvania ^faf^ A/brmo./ S'oJiooI
M. C. Gordon, M.S.. .Associate Prnjessor of Mathematics
Graduate, Pennsylvania State Normal School, Indiana, 1885;
principal public schools. West Newton, Pa., 1885-86; graduate
with degree of M. S., Pennsylvania State Normal School, Indiana,
1888; principal public schools, Irwin, Pa., 1888-92; special student.
I'niversity of Pennsylvania, 1894; in present position since 1892.
Helen A. Stephen.s, A.B.
.Assistant in Mathematics
Graduate, Girls' High School, Philadelphia, Pa., 1911; graduate,
Mount Holyoke College, 1915; teacher of Mathematics and
Science in Wisconisco High School. 1015-l(i; in present position
since 1916.
J. P. AViLEY Issistaut in Mathematics
(iraduate, Pennsylvania State Normal School, Indiana, 1888;
principal, Delmont Public Schools, 1888-91; principal, Connells-
ville High School, 1891-92; principal, Irwin Public Schools,
1892-97; principal and superintendent, Connellsville Public
Schools, 1897-07; principal, Irwin Public Schools, 1907-11; in
present position since 1911.
Ben R. Beisel, B.S.
.Assistant in Mathemati
Graduate, Pittsburgh Central High School, 1909; B. S., .Alle-
gheny College, 1914; special student, Bethany College Summer
School, 1915; laboratory instructor in Physics, Allegheny College,
1913-14; teacher of Mathematics, High School, Clearfield, Pa..
1914-15; instructor in Mathematics, Bethany College, summer
school, 1915; in present position since 1915.
Jane Beardwood, A.B. .Professor of French and German
Graduate, Philadelphia High School for Girls; A. B., Bryn Mawr
College, 1912; graduate student at summer school of University
of Pennsylvania, two sessions; student. University of Poitiers,
Tours, France; teacher of German and English, High School,
Milford, Delaware; teacher of German and History, High
School, Upper Derby, Pa.; teacher of French, Dilworth Hall, and
instructor in German, Pennsylvania College for Women, Pitts-
burgh, Pa.; in present position since 1916.
Marianne F. Baumb.ach Assistant in German
Student several years in Hamburg and Kiel. Germany; special
student, Waynesburg College, 1908-10; sometime private teacher
of German, Pittsburgh. Pa.; student one summer session in Cor-
nell University; in present position since 1912.
M. LorisE Chaffee. A.B. , A. M Professor of Latin
Graduate, Beeman Academy, New Haven, Vt.; graduate, Middle-
bury College, Middlebury, Vt., in Latin Scientific Course; Phi
Beta Kappa; student, Middlebury College, summer session;
A. M., Middlebury College; Head of Department of Latin, South
Glens Falls, N. Y.; Head of Department of Latin, Jamesburg,
N. J.; secretary, .\merican Institute of Child Life; tutor prepara-
tory school and college students; in present position since 1910.
P.u:
J. Theodore Arntz, Jr., A.B.
Professor of Spanish and Assistant in Latin
Graduate, St. Joseph's College, Aarschot, Belgium; two years
post-graduate. Philology, University of Louvain, Belgium; A. B.,
Temple University, Philadelphia; professor of French, Instituto
Moderno. Concepcion, Chile; secretary, German Consulate, ib.;
teacher of German and Latin, high school, Kingston, Pa.; pro-
fessor of Spanish, German and French, Foster School of Lan-
guages, Philadelphia; substitute, ancient and modern languages,
Philadelphia High Schools; member, ".\lliance Francaise;" hon.
vice-president, "S. P. de .\., " Chile; in present position since 1916.
John James, A.B Professor of Physics
Student several years in Illinois State Normal University; stu-
dent three years in Northwestern L^niversity, Evanston, 111.;
A. B., University of Michigan; teacher in secondary schools;
graduate student, ITniversity of Michigan; sometime electrician.
Naval Observatory, Washington, D. C; student two years in
University of Halle, Prussia; one year in Sorbonne, Paris; some-
time instructor in Mathematics, University of Michigan; some-
time professor of Mathematics, Epworth University, Oklahoma
City; sometime acting-director of Morrison Observatory, Glas-
gow, Mo.; in present position since 1907.
Mabelle C. Dame, A.B Professor of Chemistry
Graduate, Robinson Seminary, Exeter, N. H.; A. B., special
distinction in Chemistry, Radcliffe College; instructor in Science,
High School, Conway, Mass.; principal. Grammar School, South
Chelmsford, Mass.; student, Lowell State Normal School, Lowell,
Mass. (course in methods); instructor in Mathematics, Classical
and High School, Salem, Mass.; in present position since 1914.
Ralph L. Talbot, B.S. . . . Professor of Natural Science
Graduate of High School, Martins Ferry. Ohio; student Ohio
State University, Columbus, Ohio; B. S., Bucknell University,
Lewisburg, Pa.; in present position since 1913.
C. M. MacConnell, A.B. . . .Assistant Natural Science
Graduate, Franklin High School, Franklin, Pa., 1910; post-
graduate, 1910-11; student. Grove City College, 1911-12; grad-
uate, Allegheny College, A.H., 1915; in present position since 1915.
Elizabeth Knight Eyre,
Director of Physical Training for l]'omen
Graduate of New Haven Normal School of Gymnastics; some-
time teacher of private classes in gymnastics in New Haven
Normal School of Gymnastics; sometime Director of .Athletics
in New Haven Normal School of Gymnastics; sometime teacher
of Gymnastics in State Normal Training School, New Haven,
Conn.; sometime teacher of Gymnastics in New Haven, Conn.,
public schools; sometime Basketball coach in New Haven, Conn.,
public schools; in present position since 1909.
Bernadine Agnes Keeffe Teacher of Dancing
Graduate, Syracuse High School; The Sargent School for Physical
Education; pupil under Mrs. Florence Campbell; Chalif Normal
School of Dancing.
Jea.n R. McElhaney, Pd.B. . . . Instructor in Drawing
Graduate, High School, Indiana, Pa., 1883; graduate, Pennsyl-
vania State Normal School, Indiana, 1885; primary teacher,
Uniontown, Pa., 1885-90; teacher in public schools, Indiana, Pa.,
1890-96; teacher in public schools, Johnstown, Pa., 1896-1903;
student. Prang Normal Art Classes, Boston, 1900-01; graduate
student, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, 1903-04; teacher of Art,
Johnstown High School, 1904-06; in present position since 1906.
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PonnsyJvama S/af^ A/tyrrnci/ S'c^Ano/
Vkda liiiTii HhooMK.u ts.ii.itmit ill Ihavirid
(iradimtc. IHkIi Sd I. W.-st Kiillan.l. \l ; »,'nMl.,al.-. (;.n.ral
ArL Ciiiirs.'. I'inll Inslitnlc, ltn..,klvri, N 'S .; K'n"l""l'-- " o"™-
ill Noriiml An iiiiil Miiiiiiiil 'rraiiiiiin. I'ratI lii-l ll iilr, Itrtniklyii.
N. \.: in prcsint piisilinii since lill.'>.
Kl,Ui;u I' M . .1 \( KS()\,
liisli-Kchir ill .tiiririilliin- (iiiil Miiniiiil Tniiiiinil
(Jnidnatci.f Iiiiil Siliuol. I'lila-ki. N, V.. IHIIII; j;ra.liiatr ,,f Stat.'
Niirmul and TrainiiiK ScIiudI, Oswego, N. V., UMi: somvUiiu:
teacher in imlilic school.-, of New York; teacher of Manual Train-
inR, OninK<- I'ark Normal School, Klori.la. l!»()'i-(U: t.'aclier of
Manual Training. Utica. N. V.. lH<)j-(IK; teacher of Manual
TraiiiiiiK, Conconl. N. II.. lil(IH-()!t; sfiecial work in Cornell and
Coliiniliia liiiiversitii-N; in |iresciil position since IDItil.
I ii.striii'liir ill Diinirntir Science
\. v., 1!U1; i;radiiate. Normal
Hi:ri.,Mi n. Uv\r
(Iradnatc, High School. Ill
Domestic Art, Mechanics Institute, Rochester, N. Y., 1914;
post-ftraduate Mechanics Institute. 1914: teacher of sewing,
Indiana State Normal School. Indiana, I'a.. 1915; student.
Mechanics Institute, summer lill.'); in present position since 1915.
ll).\ INl.w JIoKi'MAN J.s'.s/.s7(//// ill Diiiiirslic Science
(irailuale. Bergen Ilijjii School; post-graduate. Hergen High
School; teacher in public schools. Sweden. N. Y.; graduate
Mechanics Institute; teacher of Domestic Science. Trivate
School. New York City; in present position since 1915.
John K. Smith, IM.M. . Head of Commercial Department
(Jraduatc. rctiiisylvania State Normal School. Mansfield; grad-
uate. School of Commerce, Elmira, N. Y.; teacher and principal
fcMir y<'ars in I'ennsylvania pulilic schools; principal, Tyler's
Husiness College. Worcester, Mass.; assistant in Mathematics,
Pennsylvania State Normal School, 1911-15; in present position
since 1915.
Mits. Fi.ouENcE C .VuNT/,, A.H.. . Teacher of Stenotjrajthy
Graduate, Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pa.; A. B., Goucher
College, Baltimore, Md.; graduate, Strayer's Business College,
Baltimore; secretary to Professor of Economics, .lohns Hopkins
University; assistant secretary, Maryland State Bureau of
Immigration, Baltimore, Md.; teacher of English and Geography,
Colegio .\lcman. Conccpcion, Chile; teacher of German, Sten-
ography and Piano, Colegio Americano, Concepcion; Head of
Commercial Department, High School, Gloucester, N. J.;
teacher of Stenography, Strayer's Business College, Philadel-
phia; in present position since 1910.
Fu)i{EN'(K CIektuude Plaxte,
Assistant in Commercial Department and Secretary to
Miss Leonard.
Graduate, High School, Oil City, Pa.; graduate. Commercial
Teachers' Training Course. Imliana State Normal School. 1913;
in i>rescnt jmsition since 191-.;.
Rkxkohi) D. ("oi.m UN. Mus. 1?.
Director Music Conservatory
Graduate, College of Fine .\rts. Syracuse University, 1913; post-
graduate. 1913-14; head Music Department, .lamestown College,
.laniestown. N. I).. 19H-15; in present position since 1915.
P
I/El,lA I'"Aur,IN ^ini/int/ and I'oiee (^tdlure
(iriiduate in Voice of the University School of Muoic, Ann
Arlior, MichiKan; poHl-({nidunle vocal work uneli-r Wm. A.
Howlanil, Head of Vocal Department, Univernily SchrM»l of
.Music; Kreileric Bristol, New York; Ellinon Van llcwui-, Nrw
York; Erederick Pease. Michigan State Normal; Theory and
Ear Training iiiidi-r Prof. Ileaeox. Oherlin Connervalory, Oherlin.
Ohio; Musical History, post-graduate work in Harmony under
I'rof. .\. A. Stanley. University of Michigan, also Director of
I niversity School of Music; Piano under Prof. Henry C. Po»l.
(irand Kapids, Mich; (Jhas. Morrison, Director, Oherlin Con-
servatory, Oherlin, Ohio; Allierto Jonas, formerly of l.'niver»ily
School of Music, now of B.rliii. (M-rmany; for seven years A8«i»-
t.iiil Teacher in Vocal Department. University School of Music,
Ann .\rbor, Mich.; in i)resent position since 1009.
John O. Stewaht. A.B. (Baritone) .Voice and Repertoire
Graduate, Cedarville College, A. B., 1911; graduate, Artist
Department, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, 1915; ittudied
at Cedarville College School of Music, Cincinnati College of
Music, Valparaiso University School of Music, Cincinnati
School of Expression; studied under P'dgar Stillman Kclley,
Louis Victor Saar, John A. Hoffman, etc., Cincinnati Studio.
Hyde Park. 1911-15; Eastern Ohio Conservatory of Mu-sic,
I915-l(! (Director and Head of Voice Department); in present
position since 1910.
Earl D. Stout, Miis. IJ.
Piano, Organ, Theory, Music History and Appreciation
(iraduatc. Syracuse I'niversity, College Fine Arts. Piano, Dr.
.\dolf Krey; Theory, Dr. W. Berwald; Organ, Dr. G. A. Parker;
in present position since 1916.
Mary St. Claiu King Piano and Organ
Graduate. Piano Course, 1910; graduate. Organ Course, 1911.
of Indiana Normal Conservatory of Music. .\ccorapanist.
Indiana State Normal School. 1911-14: student University
School of Music. .\nn .\rbor, Mich.; in present position since 1914.
Ori.ky Si:e . . .Instructor in ]'iolin and History of Music
Graduate of Doane Academy. Granville, Ohio: three years
student in Deuison University. Granville, Ohio; student of
violin three years, with Arthur Judson. now of New Y'ork; one
year with Franc Zciglcr. Columbus, Ohio; one year with Sol.
Marcosson, Cleveland, Ohio; one year with Emil Heerman.
Concert Miister, Cincinnati Orchestra; one season with Prof.
Hugon Heerman, late of Berlin, now of Geneva. Switzerland;
pupil of Theodore Spiering. Berlin and New Y'ork; taught in
Newark. Ohio; two years head of violin department and theory.
State Normal School. Warrensburg, Mo.; two years head Violin
Department. Conservatory Denison University. Granville, Ohio;
member of Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, 1910-11; member
.\ssembly Orchestra. Chautauqua. N. Y., since 1909; in present
tion posisincc 1913.
Mrs. Orley See f^a^o
Graduate of Doane .\cademy. Granville. Ohio; student in piano
and theory, three years, Denison Conservatory. Granville, Ohio:
student in piano and theory, one year, in Baptist College. Lex-
ington. Mo.; taught in Browning, Mo.; and Newark, Ohio; in
present position since 1913.
GE 13
Pojuisylvania Staffs /Vbrmcil School
Orca a. Reinecke ^'""0
Student in Pittsburgh High School; graduate of Pennsylvania
State Normal School, Indiana, regular course, 1909; Supervisor's
Course of Music, 1910; Piano Course, 1911; student at the
University School of Music, Ann Arbor, Michigan, summer.
1910; Summer School of Methods, Chicago, summer of 191'2;
student, Chautauqua (Xew York) School of Music, summer of
191G; in present position since 1911.
I\I.\UY O. WiuciHT . . . AnArudor Public School Music
Graduate, Kindergarten Training School. Columbus, Ohio, 1913;
certificate in public school music. New School of Methods,
Chicago, 1907; University of AVooster, 1913; supervisor's
diploma, Cornell University, 1915; pupil in voice of Cecil
Fanning and Maud Wentz McDonald; teacher of kindergarten,
Franklin County Children's Home, Columbus, Ohio, 1904-06;
head of voice department, Muskingum College, New Concord,
Ohio, 1906; director of music and entertainments. State Institu-
tion for Feeble Minded, Columbus, Ohio, 1908-12; supervisor
of public school music, Marion. Ohio. 191'M.5; in present posi-
tion since 191.5.
Wm. F. Smith Heud Athletic Coach
Student, Mansfield, Pa., State Normal School, 1904-06; graduate.
Pennsylvania State Normal School, Indiana, Pa., 1908; member
football and basketball squad, Mansfield Normal, 1904; Varsity
football, Indiana, 1906-07; assistant football coach and graduate
manager athletics, Indiana, 1908-13; basketball coach. Indiana,
1913-14; in present position since 1914.
Edwin K. Wood, D.D.S AK.sl.ttant Football Coach
Member of Pennsylvania State College baseball and football
teams, 1898-99; picked for end on Ail-American team; member
Philadelphia professional and Latrobe professional football
teams, 1903-07; head coach, Pennsylvania State Normal School,
Indiana, Pa., football and baseball teams, 1908-09; graduate,
Medico-Chirurgical College, 1903; in present position since 1914.
Hope Stew.vrt, Pd.B Critic Teacher
(iraduate, Pennsylvania State Normal School. Indiana; teacher
in public schools, Indiana, Pa.; student, Clark University,
summer; student. School of Pedagogy, Chautauqua, N. Y.,
summer 1903; student. Teachers' College. Columbia University,
1914; teaching in State Normal School. Indiana. Pa., 1899-1906;
in present position since 1900.
Malvina Garman Riddle, Pd.H Critic Teacher
Graduate, State Normal, Indiana, Pa., ISH'i: teacher in public
schools, Greensburg, Pa., 1883-5; teacher in public schools.
Indiana, Pa., 1893-6; student, summer school, Chautauqua,
N. Y., 1894 and 1898; in present position since 1896.
A.MY Gray ^''■it>c Teacher
Graduate, State Normal School, Jamaica. N. Y., 1902; student,
summer school, Chautauqua, N. Y., 1903; student, summer
school. New Y'ork University, 1909; student. New York Univer-
sity, School of Pedagogy, 1909-10; teacher in public schools,
Babylon and Hicksville, N. Y.; assistant principal, public schools,
Hicksville, N. Y'., 1900-11; principal. 1911-12; in present position
since 1912.
Aggie La YTON SuLis Critic Teacher
Graduate, High School, Milton, Mass.; Digby Academy, Digby,
Nova Scotia; Provincial Normal School, Truro, Nova Scotia;
special course, Winnipeg Normal, Winnipeg, Manitoba; student,
Cornell University Summer School; teacher in public schools of
Nova Scotia, Manitoba and Massachusetts; in present position
since 1913.
Helen Elizabeth Rhoads Critic Teacher
Graduate. Westtown Boarding School (Pa.), 1897; graduate.
West Chester State Normal School, 1904; student. University of
Pennsylvania and Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia; teacher
in schools of Chester and Delaware Counties. 1904-09; principal.
West Chester Friends' Select School, 1909-12; critic, Primary
Department, Lock Haven State Normal School (Pa.), 1912-14;
principal, Sue Bennett Model School, London. Ky., 1914-16;
in present position since 1916.
Araminta M. McLane Librarian
Graduate, High School, East Liverpool, Ohio; teacher in public
schools. East Liverpool, Ohio; librarian, public hbrary. East
Liverpool, Ohio; student, Pennsylvania State Normal, Indiana;
student, Michigan University Library School, Ann .\rbor. Mich.,
summer, 1910; in present position since 1907.
Alice M. West Assistant Librarian
Graduate, Johnstown High School, 1913; two summers' work as
assistant librarian, at Cambria Library, Johnstown; in present
position since 1914.
Jennie M. Ackerman . . .Superri.ior of the Model School
Graduate, State Normal School, New Paltz, N. Y'.; teacher in
public schools. Red Bank, N. Y'.; in high school; principal of
model school. State Normal School, East Stroudsburg, Pa.; stu-
dent, Columbia University, summer; critic-teacher. State Normal
School, Indiana, Pa., 1902-04; in present position since 1904.
P.v
E. B. Race Steivard
IMaria a. Davis Housekeeper
J.uobF. Rehm Head Chef
Fr.^nk K-\uth ^«'«'^ ^"^''^''
Elizabeth Williams Head Waitress
M.A.URICE Hile Director of Laundry
David Fleming Chief Engineer
A. L. Pierce Head Carpenter
David McKenzie Head Gardener
J. M. Wachob Night Watchman
W. H. D.wis Night Watchman
,J. H. Rahenkamp Janitor Sutton Hall
M. L. Sprankle Janitor Clark Hall
Crawford Fiscus Janitor Clark Hall
G. G. Compton Janitor Leonard Hall
Luther Roof Janitor Wilson Hall
Milton Laney P^'""
GE 14
ADMINISTRATIVE OI^GANIZATION
Officers of the Faculty
Principal: John A. H. Kiorni.
Prccepireux: Jane E. Lkonahi).
I'rrrrplor: Wii.mam J. Jack.
Dircclor (ij Musical CitiiscrnilKrii: I{k\K()UI) I). CnLHi UN.
Diircliir of Aii Instruction: Jean R. McElhanky.
Principal of the Business School: John E. Smith.
Supcrrinor of the Training School: Jennik M. .\( kkhmw.
Librarian: Araminta M. McLane.
Secretary to the Principal: Homek Dell.
Pegistrar: Miss Mauy L. Esch.
Manager of the Book Deparlmoit: \Vm. F. Smith.
Standing Committees of the Faculty
(The first person named is chairman of that committee i
ATnLETlcs: Dr. Wm. J. .lark, Mr. Win. I'. Smith. Miss Eyre, Mr.
John Smith and Mr. Talbot.
Classification: Mr. James C. ^mith.
For Mtmic: Mr. Colburn.
/•'.))• Art: Miss McElhancy.
For Covimrrcial Siibji-cl.i: .]. !•".. Smith :iml Mrs. Ariitz.
For Frenlinifii and Hclotr: Mi.ss Smith. Mr. Jark.stm. Miss SprowU,
Miss Malic-1 Dame. Mi.ss Hunt, Miss Ka.ve Dame. Miss lU-itl
anil Mrs. Stiles.
For Sophomores: Mr. Wiley, Miss Greenlee. Mr. Speleher. Mi.»B
Stephens and Mr. .\rntz.
Fnr Juniors: Mr. .lohn Smith, Mr. Talbot. Mr. MeConnell and
.Mr. Helsel.
For Seniom: Miss .\ekerman. Miss (Iray ami Miss Sulis.
Commencement: Mr. M. C. C.onlon. Mr. J. C. Smith. Mrs. Uidtlle,
Miss .\ekerman. Dr. Jack. Miss Eyre. Miss Sprowls. Mr. John
E. Smith. Miss Leonard, Miss Stewart and Mr. Talbot.
Dining-Room: Mr. J. C. Smith. Mrs. Riddle. Mr. Jaekson and Mr. S<-e.
Lecti'RE (.'oi khe: Miss Jane E. Leonard. Mr. Colburn. Mr. (lordon-
Miss Smith. Mr. Jackson. Mr. Myers and Miss Sprowls.
Literary Societies; Mr. John James, Miss Smith, Mr. Talbot. Mr.
Wiley. Mrs. Riddle. Mr. Cordon and Miss Sprowls.
Program: Dr. Wm. J. Jack. Mr. James and Mr. J. C. Smith.
Recommeni>ati<)NS and Positions; Miss Jennie M. .\ckcrnian. .Miss
Leonard. Mr. .\rntz. Mr. Colburn and Mr. Gordon.
Rei-iciois Work: Miss Leonard. Miss McLanc. Miss Bauml>ach,
Mi.ss Sulis, Mrs. See, Miss Mabel Dame and Miss Chaffee.
School Macjazine: Mr. John James, Miss Leonard Mr. J. E. Smith
and Miss McElhaney.
Social Life: Miss Jane E. Leonard. Miss Stewart. Miss Robin.son.
Mi.ss Eyre. Miss McLane. Mi.ss Plante. .Mi.ss Gray. Miss Fayc
Dame. Mr. Speicher. Mr. Jaek.s<m. Mr. Gordon. Miss King and
Miss Reardwood.
State Hoard: Mr. M. C. Gordon. Dr. Jack and Mi.ss .\ekerman.
On the East Campus
P.\GE 15
Pi^jnisvJ^^ajiia Stafe> A^nrmcz/ ^a/iool
Functions of the Faculty Committees
(All acts of the faculty committees are subject to the approval of the Principal)
Advanced Staxdinc;: This Committee sliall (ietermiiie
the value of all work done in other sehools, which is oflFered
by entering or prospective students for advanced standing
here, and shall report its findings to the Principal.
Athletics: This Committee sliall have general super-
vision over all public athletic games, exhibitions and
contests, and shall have control over the arrangements
for such games, exhibitions and contests with other schools
or associations.
It shall have control over the finances and property of
the Athletic Association, and over the purchase of needed
athletic supplies.
It shall decide what candidates for membership on
teams or for admission to athletic games, exhibitions and
contests shall be eligible, and it shall exclude from partici-
pation those whom it finds below the standartl in their
studies, or ineligible for any other cause.
It shall have power to a])])oint or remove Caj^tains for
the various teams.
Classification: This Committee shall enroll and
classify all students.
It shall see that a full and correct registry of students
be kept in the office, with copies of individual programs.
Subject to such regulations as may be adopted by the
Principal, it shall pass upon all requests for changes of
program.
It shall .see that the grades made by students each term
are duly reported to the recording official.
It shall follow \\\i students' work and discipline delin-
quents, when in its judgment it thinks best, and also offer
such advice and encouragement as seem wise.
It shall have the power to call upon teachers for weekly
reports of the standing of students whose work is under
its consideration.
Commencement: This Committee shall have general
directive charge of the affairs of Commencement.
It shall see that the diplomas are ready, and shall have
proper programs printed.
Lectures and Entertainments: This Committee shall
select and contract for all lectures and entertainments for
the regular Normal Lecture Cour.se.
All entertainments, excepting tho.se which come under
the control of other regular committees or the Principal,
must receive the a])])roval of this committee and be subject
to its regulations l)efore they shall be permitted to appear
in the Chapel.
Dining-Room: This Committee shall have general
charge of all dining-room matters not coming under the
official control of the Steward; it shall do the .seating; it
shall see that good order is maintained, not only in the
dining-room, but upon entering and leaving the same; in
this work it shall have the co-operation of all members of
the Faculty.
Literary Societies: In working with committees
appointed by the Societies, or in working with the Society
officials, this Committee shall represent the Faculty. It
shall labor to make more effective and valuable the work
of the literary societies, and to this end shall advi.se with
the members of the societies from time to time.
It shall have general charge of all contests, inter-society,
or inter-collegiate and open meetings.
Any and all society meetings shall be ojh'ii to tlie mem-
bers of this Committee, and they shall attend the meetings
from time to time.
Procram: This Conmiittee shall make out the term
program, at least one week prior to the opening of the term.
The Committee may, when it deems best, consult with
other members of the Faculty relative to the schedule, but
it shall have power to make out the progi-am as it seems
best in its judgment, and when so made and approved by
the Principal, the same shall be final.
*Recommendations and Positions: This Committee
shall assist graduates and qualified students to .secure
positions to teach, and shall aid school officials in procuring
teachers.
It shall collect complete and accurate information
respecting all applicants for positions to teach who ask
the assistance of the Committee.
Religious Work: It shall be the function of this
Committee to assist and encourage the students in all
religious work. It shall advise with the officers of the
Y. W. C. A. and the Y. M. C. A.
School Magazine: This Committee shall have general
charge of the publication known as the Normal Herald.
Social Life: This Committee shall have general and
executive charge of the social life of the students. It shall
have charge of the Saturday evening social, of the Hallow-
e'en and Washington's Birthday events and such other
affairs as the Hauxhurst spreads, hay-rides and sleigh-rides.
St.\te Board: It shall be the duty of this Committee
to make all needful preparation for facilitating the work
of the State Board of Examiners.
♦NOTE— The Normal, through its Committee on Recommendations and Positions,
is prepared to give s.vstematic aid to its graduates and students in securing suitable
positions to teach.
The Committee seeks to assist school authorities in procuring competent teachers.
The plan is to recommend candidates best suited to fill vacancies and not to send out
general letters of recommendation.
School authorities who write the Commillee will have full and confidential informa-
tion in regard to applicants.
School officers are cordially invited to visit the Normal to inspect the work ofthose
whom they ma.v wish to secure to fill positions. Correspondence is invited from Boards,
Principals and Superintendents in regard to vacancies and teachers. This information
will be treated in full confidence and all possible assistance will be gladly given.
While the chief work of the Committee will be to help the students who are in
jittendance. .vet it is the purpose to lend assistance to graduates and former students
in securing for themselves more satisfactory positions. To this end the full co-opera-
tion of Alumni and former students is earnestly desired. Write to the Committee when
in need of a teacher. Suppl.v information concerning vacancies.
.\ll correspondence in regard to location of teachers should be addressed to the
Secretary or the Principal.
P.4GE 16
Ponnsy/vanii
, u* yVc^/ ///€// School
THE PENNSYIVANIA 8TATE NORN4AL SCHOOL
HISTORY
TIIK i)lan of this Institiitioti was (•oii(riv<'(l in tlic
sixties, the first inoiicy. some twenty tlioiisand
tlollars, Ijeinj; sul)seril)e(l for its founding; in lS(i!).
Tlie first recognition l>y tlie Stale was tliroiigli an
act of flic (ieneral Asseinl)ly in 1S71, hut tlie scliool was
not oi)ene(l nntil May 17, 18?.). Its first ])rincipal was
Dr. E. H. Fairfield, who afterwards, as the first Chancellor
of the I'nivcrsity of Nebraska, so lariiciy inMiienced llii-
fntnrc of that in.stitution.
Among the notable men i)re.sent iijxm the cipcning (ia\'
of the .school was one of Pennsylvania's rnosi raininis
educators, then State Superintendent of I'uhlic Instruc-
tion, James P. Wickersham. who stated in his i)ul)lic
address that it was his opinion that Indiana's first building
was the largest, finest and best-i)laniied structure devoted
to normal school education in the I'nited States. .V
monument to its founders, tliat building still stands, and
in honor of the first president of the board of trustees, it
is known as John Sutton Hall.
In 180;{ there was erected u])on our campus a brick
residence for men students. The liuilding was forty by
one hundred feet, and consisteil of a basement and three
stories. In February, 1906, this liuilding burned to llic
ground. There were excellent fire escapes, so not only
w(M-c no lives lost, but there were no serious injuries.
Tlic niins were not cold before the trustees were planning
for a larger and better dormitory for our youtig men, and
in January, 1!)07, the Indiaiui boys took ])ossession of one
of the best school residences for men in the State. The
building stands upon the site of the old (uie, but is some-
what larger, and is known as Clark Hall, in honor of tlie
board's second president, the late Justice Silas M. Clark,
of the Supreme Hcneh.
In 18!)^, also, the Ijoard erected, to the northward of
the nuiin l>uilding. the Model School, and named it in
honor of their third president, the A. W. Wilson Hall.
Thi.s building contains eight large, airy classrooms, with
ample playrooms in the basement for use on stormy days.
The year 1008 marked a strong advance in Indiana's
nuiterial e(|uipment. The Xornud's Recitation Hall was
then erect<'d. It stands just to the southward of Wilsfjii
Hall, com])lefing the east wing of the quadrangle. A
stately structure it is and one of the most beautiful on the
cam|)us. The dimensions are a frontage of one hundred
and thirty feet and a depth of one hundred and Iwenty-
Ihree. The building is the .school proper of the Normal
and contains twenty-four large beautiful rooms. The
Truslws honored themselves by naming this building
after one of their widely known and most faithful teachers.
Jane E. Leonard.
During that same year there was erected to the west-
ward of the south wing of John Sutton Hall another most
beautiful and imposing structure, one hundred and twenty-
three l)y ninety-two feet in size and three stories high. In
the ba.sement of this building is the laundry and storage,
while on the first floor arc the kitchens, dining-rooms, and
the Steward's ofhce; the Music Conservatory wcupies the
second and third stories. This building is known a,s
Thomas Sutton Hall, in honor of the President of the
Hoard of Trustees.
During the ])ast few years something more than sj'tiO.OOO
have been sj)ent in improving the Institution's j)lant. the
most noteworthy improvement being the erection of a
cold storage plant in connection with the refectory. This
cold storage plant is pronounced by experts to be one of
the very best in all the country. It enables the school to
manufacture its own ice. and to furnish its students at all
times with the choicest fresh meats.
During the year 1910 two notable additions to our liuild-
ings were made — an annex to the dining hall, seating
from eighty to one hundred: and an annex to the girls'
dormitory, accommodating sixty-two girls. The dining-
room annex contains a very large fireplace, which promotes
good cheer and helj)s the ventilation materially. The annex
to the girls' dormitory atfor<ls to each two girls occupying
it a suite consisting of a sitting-room and bedroom. There
are two large wardrobe closets, one for each girl. In the
bedroom each girl has her own bed. and there is a porcelain
lavatory supplied with hot and cold water. No dormitor.v,
however high the charges of the school, affords its occupants
7-^iT'finK'v7\^//fi '-
Some of the Twenty- Year Reunionists
better rooms than these. This hiiilding is practically fire-
proof, and its bathrooms — one on every floor — are tiled
and finished in Italian marble. Occupants of these rooms
pay from seventy-five cents to one dollar a week extra.
During the year 1913 the Trustees bought land off the
Campus and across the P. R. R., and erected a Power Plant
at a cost of $140,000. This is one of the most complete
plants owned by a .school. It provides all heat and light
and furnishes power for the elevators, ventilating fans and
culinary machinery.
During the year 1014 the Amliulatory about Recreation
Hall was built and the Hall itself entirely reconstructed.
The "North Annex" to the girls' dormitory was built,
providing rooms for seventy girls. The rooms in this
annex are larger than tho.se in the old dormitory, and they
are better furnished than any other of our rooms; each
girl has her own bed, her own desk, and her own study-
light. An addition nearly doubling the capacity of the
kitchen was built, and more than $3,000 worth of new
kitchen appliances were added. A large fruit cave, ten
feet by sixteen feet by twenty-four feet, entirely under-
ground, was constructed. This cave is water-proof, and
enables the school to have fresh fruit practically the j'ear
around.
During the year 1915 an addition was built that doubled
the capacity of the "North Annex." The rooms in the
new part are better, however, than those in the part first
constructed. In addition to the advantages thus afforded,
each room opens into a private dressing room with lavatory
supplied with hot and cold water. The entire first floor
of the addition to the "North Annex," 101 feet in length,
is now occupied by the Library.
During the summer of 1915, an addition was built to
our dining-room, and $10,000 was .spent in repairing and
decorating the room. Those who have seen many schools
announce their opinion that ours is the finest school dining-
room in America.
Indiana's student growth has never been phenomenal,
but it has been steady, and has increased from 328, the
total enrollment of that first term back in 1875, to more
than 1,500, the number for the year just closed.
Boys' Walk Through Gr
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MATERIAL EQUIPMENT
The Buildings
Tlu-sc Ikivc .-ilnMcly liccii (|iiilc l'ull\- (Icmi-IImmI. Tlicx'
iill arc Imlll ..I' ^huic mikI liri.k in llu- mosi Mil.>taiil iai
manner, and arc lu-alcd \\\ slcam. dirccl or indir<'ct. uitli
the Ian >ystcni. Tlic main Iniildini;, iimmI a^ llif ^irl^"
iTsiiloUfO, is 0(|ui])]n'(l willi llu'cr lai'yc clcil ric |)a--M'njicr
elevators, rnniiiii<i' t'rom IIk' hascmcnl In liic lop door.
wliirh makes the njjper Hour-. mor<' de>iralile in Mime res|)eel>
than the h)\ver ones.
This entire hnildinji is liealed 1)\- sleani and lijfjited hy
electricity. l<>vcry tloor is sui)|)iied witli an al)nndanee of
hot and cold water, and tlie hallirooms, hivatories and
water closets are of (he mosI a])])roved j)atterns.
On accoiinl of onr meliiod ol' lifjhtinfi and heating, Ihi'
possibility of a tire is small, while danger t'rom it is redneeil
to a mininnun hy ample arrangements For extingnishmeiit,
and hy tire-eseai)es ahundanliy jirovided tor each floor
and for eaeli room.
In brief, this immense hniiding is ])lanned and fnrnished
thronghoul for liie i-on\ cnieTiee. safely and snecess of iU
oeenpants.
Each stndent's room is fnrnished witli a liedstead. a
bureau, a washstand, with necessary eliina. I wo chairs, a
-study table and a neat case of bookshelves. All rooms are
carpeted and have plain shades to the windows. Many of
the rooms are also furnishetl with single beds.
The night watc-hmen have their headquarters in I his
building, and make the rounds of all the buildings on the
<'ampus four times each night.
Each student's room in the boys" dormitory is furnished
with two single iron bedsteads, a bureau, a washstand with
necessary china, two chairs, and a study table. The win-
<lows are i)ro\ided wilii plain shades.
The Laboratories
For ])hysics, chemistry and biology are located on the
first floor of Leonard Hall. Few, if any, normal schools
in this country are better equipped for science work than
is Indiana.
These laboratories are sujiplied with every necessary
instrument and e(iui])ment for individual study.
The Library
A good reference lilirary is accessible every day to all
shidents. Here are found the leading encyr-lo[)edias,
dictionaries and other standard reference books, historical
charts, niap.< and other corncniences so es.senlial to siiceess-
fnl student life.
There is also a large library of choic-e work^ of hi>tory,
biograph\' and literature free to all students.
The Red Star system of book selection has been added.
.V number of books have been sitigled out for their humour,
attractive stories, or for beauty in thought and expression.
The puri)ose is primarily to raise the standard of
n'ading, and to increa.se love for and knowledge of the
\aiuable works of the ages.
It is not the aim to mass books merely for the .sake of
making a large library; but we do aim to have everj-
usable book and periodi<-aI.
The additions to the library linring the year will aggre-
gate about five hundred vohnnes.
We aim to gixc a brief course to each student on the
use of a library.
Ill connection with the library is a reading-room, sup-
plied with newspaj)ers and ])eriodicals as follows:
.Xmoricin Boy
.Xincrican Cookery
.Vmcriiaii Education
.^mcriran .loiirnal of Psyctiologv
.Xiiiorican Magazine
.Xmerican Primary Teaclier
.\tlantic Montlily
Base Ball Magazine
Bird Lore
Blackwood's Magazine
ISookman
Canadian Magazine
Catholic World
Century
Chri.stian Science .lournal
Collier's
Columbia University Quarterly
Cosmopolitan
Country Gentlemen
Country Life in .\merica
Current Events
Current Opinion
Delineator
Dietetic and Hygiene Gaiette
Education
E<lucational Re\-iew
Elementary School Journal
English Journal
Etude
Everybody's
Forum
Good Housekeeping
Harper's Bazar
Harper's Monthly
Hearst's Magazine
House Beautiful
House and Garden
Independent
International Stuiiio
Journal of Geography
Journal of Geologj"
Journal of Home Economics
Judge
Kindergarten Magazine
Ladies Home Journal
Leslie's Weekly
Librarv Journal
Pis>M7Jc:i7vnnia- ^fafeo ATorniaJ ^oJincfl
Life
Literary Digest
Living Age
Manual Training Magazine
McClure's
Medical Journal
Mentor
Missionary Review
Munsey's
Musical America
Musical Courier
Nation
National Stockman anil Farmer
Nature
National Geographic Magazine
New England Magazine
Nineteenth Century
Normal Instructor and Primary
Plans
North American Review
Outlook
Outing
Pedagogical Seminary
Pennsylvania School Journal
Physical Culture
Playground
Popular Astronomy
Popular Science Monthly
Primary Education
Psychological Bulletin
Psychological Review
Public Libraries
Reader's Guide to Periodical
Literature
Recreation and Outdoor World
Review of Reviews
St. Nicholas
Saturday Evening Post
School Arts Book
School Board Journal
School and Home Education
School Journal
School Review
Scientific American
Scientific American Supplement
Scribner's
Something-To-Do
Sunset
Survey
Teachers' College Record
Trained Nurse
Travel
Woman's Home Companion
World's Work
Yale Review
Youth's Companion
Irwin Republican Standard
Jeannette Dispatch
Kittanning Daily News
Kittanning Press
Latrobe Bulletin
Leechburg Advance
Ligonier Echo
Marion Center Independent
McKeesport Daily News
Monessen Friday Evening Call
Mountaineer Herald
Musical Messenger
New Castle Democrat
Oil City Derrick
Oil City Semi-Weekly Derrick
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburgh Sun
Pitt Weekly
Punxsutawney Spirit
Rcynoldsville Star
Kcynoldsville Advance
HciarinK Spring News
Rural A alley Advance
Tarentum Valley Daily News
I'niontown Morning Herald
X'andergrift Citizen
Washington Democrat
Woman's Suffrage Journal
Association Men
Christian Science Journal
Church News
Congressional Record
Gospel Trumpet
Index
In the Open
Journal of Education
Journal of N. E. A. Association
Lutheran
Lutheran Woman's Work
New York Christian Advocate
Patent Office Record
Pittsburgh Bulletin
Pittsburgh Catholic
Pittsburgh Christian Advocate
Presbyterian Banner
Sunday School Missionary
System
Today's
United Presbyterian
LI. S. Bureau of Education
Woman's Missionarv Friend
Daily Newspapers
New York Herald
Philadelphia Press
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Pittsburgh Gazette Times
Pittsburgh Post
We thank the i)ublishcrs for the following publications:
Altoona Mirror
American Issue
Apollo News-Record
Beaver Daily Times
Beaver Falls Tribune
Bellefonte Republican
Berlin Record
Blairsville Enterprise
Brookvillejeffersonian Democrat
Christian Science Monitor
Clearfield Public Spirit
Clearfield Republican
Connellsville Courier
Connellsville News
Cresson Record
Dubois Daily Express
Ebensburg Mountaineer Herald
Greensburg Daily Tribune
Greensburg Press
Indiana Democrat
Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana Messenger
Indiana Progress
Indiana Times
The Infirmary
Is pleasantly located in a retired portion of the south
wing of John Sutton Hall. This infirmary, by every
physician who has ever seen it, has been pronounced to be
one of the finest and best in the state. It contains three
tiled bathrooms, a dispensary, a kitchen and dining-room,
nurses' private quarters, ample closets, ward for girls,
private room for girls, ward for boys, and private room
for boys. The west end is fitted for boys, the east, for
girls. These two apartments are separate and distinct,
being divided by a hall.
Every sanitary precaution is here taken, and every
necessary arrangement is provided for the intelligent care
of the sick. A graduate nur.se is always in charge. Many
a serious illness has been averted by early caring for the
student in this Infirmarv. The excellent health of our girls
is ])ro\fi'l(ial, and (lie liiliniiaiy is i('s|)ini^il)ic in no small
(lofiivr for il. No cxlia ciiar^f is made for care in tin-
Infirmary, not ("\cii for I lie coiisimiijtion of commoii
rcmedios, a stock of wliicii is always on hand. IJnt in case
the illness is such as to re(|uire the care of a j)hysician or
special nnrsinf^', the student jjays that cost, and the cost
of filliiiii the iihysiciaiTs prescriptions. At some distance
from the main l)nildini;s, and off the campus, the institution
maintains a small hospital to which cases arc coTitined if
there is cause to sus|)ect contaj;ion.
In short, every ])recaution is taken to protect the health
of the Indiana student; and during more than a third of a
century hut three deaths have occurred in the Institution,
and it has ne\er sutt'ered from an e])idemic, notwithstanding
the thousands who have heen under its care. Students,
who hecause of .severe or prolonged illness have to he
transferred to a ])rivate hosjjital. have to pay the expense
inciu'red at such institution and the cost of the tran.sfer.
Students, who hecause of suffering from a contagious
disease have to he removed to the school hos])ital, have to
pay five dollars a week while in the hosi)ital for nursing,
and no deduction is made from the regular term i)ayments.
Boarding
The hoarding d<"|)artmcnl of this school is iiiulcr the
charge of a Steward of wide experience.
All who visit the Institution are delighted with its heauti-
ful, spacious dining-room, and its immaculately clean
kitchens, fitted up with ever\- modern ai)])liance of worth.
The kitchen is presided over hy an ex])ert chef. There are
four assistant cooks. The great hake-ovens are in the
ha.sement. We hake all our hread (white. Vienna. (Jraham.
whole wheat, corn-hread and hiscuit), pies and i)uddings.
A professional liaker has charge of the ovens.
All water served on our tables is from our own wells,
drilled to a depth of more than two hundred feet.
Each tahle seals from eight to twcl\-c, and ^o far as
possible is presided over by a teacher.
It is the Steward's aim to j)rovide gor»d, substantial,
wholesome food. While it is plain, il is always liic best
(pialily to be found on our markets.
It is doubtful if there is another school in the country,
whatever its character or charges, that proviiles a greater
variety of, or more wholesome, food for its students than
does Indiana. Our bills-of-fare vary with the seasons.
Ice-cream is regularly served twice a week. Special meals
arc i)re])ared for the sick.
Students are permitted to room and board with j>rivale
families, or to room in private homes and take meals in
the school, at the di.screlion of the Principal only.
Laundry
The Institution owns a first-class laundry, and ha.s it
under the management of competent people. The price of
board in this school includes free laundry to the extent of
ten plain ])ieces a week, in addition to towels and napkins.
In the ba.sement of the girls" residence is a i)lace to do
washing and ironing for the use of girls only, and many of
them attend to the laundering of their own handkerchiefs
and other small pieces.
All articles sent to the launtlry must be plainly marked
with the name of the owner in some indelible form, and
should be in a laundry-bag.
-Vll water used in our laundry is sterilized, in order to
eliminate any possibility of spreading infectious diseases.
Outfit and Rooms
OrxFiT — Students are expected to provide themselves
with towels, table napkins, soaj) and other needful toilet
articles.
For sanitary reasons, students are required to bring with
them double (or a pair of) woolen blankets.
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The Scotch Lassies in the Model School Play
Rooms — Students in actual attendance at the close of
one term are entitled to preference in the choice of rooms
for the next term. But room will not be reserved for a
girl when in attendance at the school, unless she makes
a deposit of five dollars with the school. If the student
making deposit returns at the opening of the next term
and claims her room, the deposit of five dollars will be
deducted from the regular payment then to be made; other-
wise, the deposit is forfeited to the school. All other
students are entitled to choice of rooms in the order of
the receipt of their applications.
The school authorities at Indiana do not choose rooms
for individual students; because, of two rooms available,
the Principal or Preceptress might choose the room that
the new student would not choose. For forty years, the
school has followed a method of allotting rooms which
is in vogue in many of the best boarding schools of the
country. At the close of the school year in June all old
students who are to return the following year choose their
rooms. On account of the large graduating classes, many
rooms are left vacant for new students, and from these
vacant rooms the new students choose their rooms when
they come to Indiana in the fall, making choice in the
order of their reservations. The "reservation of a room"
at Indiana does not, therefore, set aside any particular
room for a new student; but is simply a guarantee that
a comfortable, well furnished, heated and lighted room,
with ))rivilege of liath, will be provided for the student
upon her entering the State Normal School.
No rooms, selected by or for students, will be held for
them beyond the second day of the term, except ujion
special agreement to that effect, and charge will in all
cases be made for rooms thus held.
Each room is intended to accommodate two boarders,
and the scale of prices given in this catalogue is arranged
accordingly. Where the student, by his own choice,
occupies a room alone, an extra charge will be made.
Students may not room alone, except with the permission
of the school authorities.
Location
The Institution is fortunate in its location, the site being
one of great natural beauty, while the surrounding town is
characteristically beautiful, and has developed those moral
influences so desirable in the . seat of an institution of
learning. The town has a population of more than 6,000
and maintains churches of the following denominations:
Methodist Episcopal, Free Methodist, Episcopal, Presby-
terian, United Presljyterian, Catholic, Lutheran, Baptist,
Wesleyan Methodist, German Lutheran and Christian.
Growth and improvement have especially marked
Indiana in the past few years, and bid fair to continue.
Many blocks of excellent brick paving have been laid,
and contracts for manv more have been let.
On the Annex Bal
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'V\\v place is rcnclicd hy fail willidiil (iiliicnllx'. Ix-iii;;
the ii(>rtii(-ni IcriiiiTiiis of (lie "Indiana Mrancli" ol' tlic
I'cnnsyKania, I he cliaiiKO from I lie nniin line hcinj; made
at Hiairsvilk- Inlorsoclion, wlu-rc tlii' Indiana train awaits
tlic main line train. The Indiana IJrancli eonneets at
Ulairsville witli tlie West I'enn. Division. Indiana is also eliai)oroned hy teachers,
on the HnlValo. Rochester & Pittshurfjli, which fjives
fonneetions with all northern points. The Institution is
within ten niinutes" walk of either dejjot. The Pennsyl-
vania sto])s all its trains at the "('am])us Landitiji" on tlic
first da\' of each Icnii. Uotli llic raijw.ixs ijiit on c\lia
cn.iclics al llj<- opening; of eaih term in order to accomino-
dale all, if ])Ossil)le, with seals.
The Pennsylvania now runs a special train for Indiana
students only, from our campus direct to the I'nion Station
at Pittsl)urf;h, at the close of each tr-rm. The train is
Telephone connection can he made from the main
hnildiiif; with all leading points.
Reference has l)een made to Indiana's naturally heau-
tiftd location. Here in the foot-hills of the Alleglianies,
fifteen hundred feet al)ove .sea-level, with a clear, pure
atmosphere, its iidial)itants have always been free from
miasmic or malarial complaints. For more than a third
of a century the health record of the school ha.s l>een phe-
nomenal.
()ur cami>us, comprising twenty-three acres, ha.s it.s
natural beauty greatly enhanced by the constant care of a
landscape gardener: but its beauty is much more graphically
told than mere words can do. by the jihotograjjhic repro-
ductions running through this volume. It is the belief of
the Institution's authorities that such surroundings are a
I)olcnl factor in the u|)building of the stuiient'> character.
Purpose and Function of this School
Penn.sylvania. in common with most of the American
States, realized practically from its founding the nece.ssity
of an educated citizenship. It is axiomatic that a just and
efficient government must and will be controlled and
administered by the educated; hence, the geniu.s of our
government imjjlies an educated citizenslii|). This attitude
of the State toward the instruction of its j)eople makes it
the one competent agency in sujiplying qualified teachers
for its schools. This the State of Penn.sylvania does
through its Public Normal Schools, who.se function is the
prejjaration of teachers for the common schools of the
State. The learning and training imi)arted by the State
through its Normal Schools has not for its purpo.se the
bettering of the condition of one class of persons at the
])ul)lic expense; the .school does not exi.st for the benefit
of its students simply, but for the benefit of the whole
people, and its work is done with the general welfare
alwavs in view.
Pi=>nn/?v/vo7iia ^tafe^ A^armal ^ahool
It is sometimes declared by some well-meaning critic
that the normal shonld he "a purely i)rot'essional school,"
meaning' that the school should not do academic work, but
devote itself to the teaching of pedagogics, psychology, the
l)hilosoj)hy of education, etc. All experienced trainers of
teachers realize the inefficiency of such work. Those so
trained rarely make successful teachers. As well might
medical students devote their time to the study of diagnosis
and the theory of disease, apart from materia medica and
the common diseases encountered in actual practice. The
average high school graduate has been away from the
common school subjects for from four to five years. His
knowledge of those subjects was obtained at an immature
age. In his normal school course they must be reviewed
jram the standpoint of a teacher. His view will be very
different from the view he had as a child. The normal
school must not only teach how to teach, but what to
teach and the educational value of study subjects. True,
it cannot and does not confine its courses to common
school subjects, realizing the necessity of having the content
of its courses broad and cultural. These facts make the
normal school a desirable institution in which to obtain
a general education for any purpose in life. More and
more, fai--seeing parents have recognized this, and have
insisted upon the privilege of paying full tuition for having
their children educated in the normal school, tlius benefiting
by its peculiar excellence.
For thousands of years, thoughtful men have realized
the educational and cultural value of music, and its psycho-
logical effect in giving tone and sanity to mental life.
American educational leaders believe in music as a school
study, and insist that the common school teacher shall
possess a fair degree of musical knowledge and ability. To
meet this demand in training, the leading normal schools
have founded strong departments of music. The depart-
ment at Indiana has grown into a well-ecpiipped Con-
servatory, second to none in this .section of the country.
The life of a community determines the practical side
of its school education. America is a business country;
hence, in its cities everywhere high schools are offering
business courses. To prepare teachers for this class of
High School work, this Normal maintains a Business
School. So thorough and excellent is the course that many
are graduated from it, not to teach, but to take u]) business
careers. In short, it is the purpose of this Institution to
prepare teachers for every grade and kind of teaching of
wide demand.
__^^^^^^^^ Discipline
All questions of internal organization in a school must
be determined by the fundamental conception of tiie
function of the school. In determining the nature and
character of discipline in a normal school, the function of
the institution makes it necessary that it be but slightly,
if at all. reformatory in its nature. The general welfare
of the State would not be promoted by licensing one of
evil tendencies or certain shortcomings to teach in the
schools of the commonwealth.
It is, therefore, the policy of the administrative authori-
ties to ask any student who does not conduct her.self or
himself in all things as becomes the lady or gentlenum, or
who is found not to be adapted to the life and work of the
school for other reasons, to withdraw from the Institution.
In the government of the school, the largest liberty
consistent with good work and order is allowed. The
disciplinary power of the Institution is brought to bear
upon the student, only to bring him to a rational under-
standing of freedom, and to lead him to such self-govern-
ment as will make him capable in the future of wisely
governing others who shall become his pupils.
It is the desire and aim of the Faculty to make the
government in the school ethical in its basis.
Religious Influences
This school is not denominational in any sense. Its
authorities, however, aim to make it a place of gentle but
positive Christian influence. To this end family worship
is held daily, and students are recjuired to attend the
church of their own choice on Sunday mornings.
The Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A. aid in the religious
culture of all whose homes are in the Institution. They
include a large portion of the students. These associations
have charge of the Thursday evening prayer-meetings, and
hold a joint meeting Sunday evenings. Endeavor is made
to promote Sabbath observance.
Students are thus encouraged to become Christian
workers, and school life is made to minister to the elevation
of Christian life.
Besides these associations, there are various others of
a practical type and in a highly prosperous condition.
The denominations that maintain churches in Indiana
were mentioned in describing the school's location.
The Lecture Course
The Institution maintains an excellent free lecture
course for its student body. On this course is always to be
found the best obtainable talent. During the past season
our students had the privilege of hearing in the Chapel,
among others —
Portmanteau Theatre (Two Entertainments)
Adelphia Concert Company
Parlett (Humorist)
Bradford (Lecturer)
Clarissa Harold (Reader)
Gay Zenola Mac Laren (Reader)
Frequent artist recitals by members of the Faculty of
the Conservatorv of ]Music.
The Social Life
The residence of the young ladies and that of the young
gentlemen who attend this Institution are entirely se])arate.
All use the same dining-room, however, which adds greatly
to the social and cultural life of the school. All social events
in whicli tlie sexes mingle are under the direct charge of
a facultv committee.
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
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1-iterary .Societies
'i'lu- l'',r()(lcl|ilnan i/ilcrary Society was Iniiiidcc
the firsl years of tlie school, lis |)iir|)ose is to '/\\■^'
an oj)])ortiiiiily lor practice in |)iil)lie s])eakiiifi ;
liaineiitary tactics. The Iliivfjlieiiiaii is a similar
Both these organizations liaA-e well-fnrnished hall
they hohl I'ortnifihlly lueelinj^'s.
The Lincoln Debating Club
The Lincoln Dehatiiifi Clnl) is an organization
stndents. Its ])iir])osc is to develop ready am
jiuhlic s])eakers.
The nienihership is limited to liltx . :i}\i\ these are di\ idcd
into three sections, eadi section dehating every third week.
The regular program consists of a ])repared dehate on
.some serious <|iiestion of the day and impr()mi)tii si)eec]ies
on current topics.
'i'lic ehih has the heiiefit of a Faculty coach.
Fraternities
Phi Alplia
The Iota Chapter of the Phi .VIplia Fraternity was
organized Fehruary "20, l!)l)8. The purpose of the fraternity
is to ])romote the general welfare of its memhers. It is
also the ])\iri)ose of the Fraternity to tlovelop and maintain
high athletic standing. The Fraternity is well represented
in all athletics. (lood moral and scholastic standing in
the school is re((uircd for memhershii).
Omega Chi
The Hcla Clia|)ter of the Omega Chi Fraternity was
installed here m ^Nlay, !!)()!). The organization has grown
steadily in strength and influence, and is ])rond to nunihcr
among its memhers some of the ablest !)oys in the school.
It is lu-artily in favor of clean athletics, and as most of the
boys are in some of tlie teams, it exerts its influence in
that direction. \\ ])rcscnt it has sonu^ twelve acti\e
members in scIkioI.
Sororities
Phi Kappa Pi
Pi Kappa .Sij>ma
'{"lie Zcia Chapter of I'i Kappa Sigma, a normal xhool
sorority, was organizcil here in March, l!>Oi). It sui)plc-
ments the .social and literary training of its meml)cr.s, and
maintains a scholarshij) and conduct test for memltersliip
eligibility.
.\ftonian "KratcrnilN ," Iota Chapter
AKO
The Grand Chapter of the National .Vgonian "Frater-
nity." at their convocation in 1910, granted a diarler to a
clul) of girl.s in our .school, installing them as the Iota
Chai)ter of the Agotiian "Fraternity." This organization
is of many years" standing and is particularly strong in
the State of New York, the Alpha Chapter being located
at (leneseo. The "Fraternity" is a link between College
fraternities and Normal School literary .societies, the pur-
])o.se being to get from .school life the highest possible
good; mental, moral and .social. Teachers are admitted
as active members.
.\lpha Sigma .\lpha
The Al])ha (iamma Chapter of the Alpha Sigma Alpha.
a jirofessional school sorority, was organized in November,
1!)14, from the former local sorority. Gamma Pi Beta.
.Mjjlia Sigma Aly)ha is a sorority of fifteen years' standing,
with its Alpha Chapter at Farmville. Virginia.
Sigma Sigma Sigma
The Grand f^hapter of the Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority.
whose .VIpha Chajiter is located at the Normal School,
Farmville, \"a.. granted a chapter to a clul) of girls in the
Indiana Normal School, installing them as the Lambda
Chai>ter. February, 191.5, with fourteen charter members.
This sorority is particularly strong in the South and in
Western Universities. A high standard of scholarship is
re(|nired. Its aim is to promote democracy and good
fellowshij) among the students.
Phi Delta Phi
The Piii Delta Phi Sorority organization was formed
The (iamma Chapter of the Phi Kai)pa Pi was organized with twelve charter members in 1910. The Sorority fosters
at Indiana in 19()'2 with a charter membership of 5. The a high stanilard of scholarship and supplements the opnor-
Chai)tcr at ])rcscnt numbers 15. tunities for social culture.
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Delta Sigma Epsilon
The Beta Chapter of Delta Sigma Epsilon, a professional
school sorority, was organized in January, 1916, from the
local club Delta Sigma. This sorority has chapters in some
of the stronger western professional schools, the Alpha
Chapter being located at IMianii University, Oxford, Ohio.
Alpha Sigma Pi
The Alpha Sigma Pi Sorority was organized in 1916
with sixteen charter members. The Sorority maintains a
high standard of scholarship. It aims to foster friendship
among its members, to furnish special opportunity for
social enjoyment, and to encourage participation on the
part of its members in the religious life of the school.
Boys at Military Drill
5 Swing Out
Alpha Sigma Tau "Fraternity," Delta Chapter
AIT
The Delta Chapter of the Alpha Sigma Tau "Fraternity"
was organized in May, 1916. Alpha Sigma Tau is a "Fra-
ternity" of nineteen years" standing, with its Alpha Chapter
at Ypsilanti, IMichigan. The object of the "Fraternity" is
general culture, devotion to duty and loyalty to college.
It requires a literary training and holds to a high standard
of scholarship.
Christian Associations
The students maintain two religious organizations — the
Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A. These associations hold
regular weekly meetings for devotional purposes, and occa-
sional social gatherings. The meetings are a source of
strength and help to the young people. The associations
are factors for good in the school, and new students are
cordially invited to identify themselves with them. Com-
mittees of the two associations meet all trains at the
beginning of the terms to assist and direct new students.
Each of the a.ssociations has a furnished hall for its
meetings.
The Whatsoever Circle
The Whatsoever Circle is a branch of the Young Women's
Christian Association, which has been in operation for
many years and has become noted for religious and helpful
work of all kinds. Its object is, as its name indicates, to
serve whomsoever and wheresoever needed. Its latest gift
to the school is a small silver service for each of the trays
to be used by the sick people.
Alumni Association
liuliiina lias ffnuhiatoil noarly two thousand tearhors,
and they constilule a loyal and enthusiastic hand of sup-
porters for their Alma ■Nlater. The Alumni Association
has been a useful factor, indeed, in the uplniildinj; of the
school. Its services have been numerous and varied. Hut
it is hoped that its influence may be made even more
potent. No school can accomplish great things withoul
the aid of <a loyal and enthusiastic alumni. Let us not
forget tiie fact that in our union rests the strength that will
make us a success in our professional life — that it is the
excellence of our work that gives reputation to our Alma
Mater, and that her reputation is ours.
The Association holds an annual reunion at ('Dmiiiencc-
ment time. There is Ijoth a business meeting and a baiKjuet.
The Madrigal Club
The Madrigal (Muh is a vocal musical organization for
women students only. The l)est i)art-songs are jiresented
from time to time.
The Glee Club
The (dee Club of young men studies works for male
voices under the direction of a member of the Con.servatory
faculty. An annual concert is given in the ("hapel, and
an extended concert tour is made during the s])ring vacation.
Members of the Club are selected by competition and any
male student of the school is eligible.
The Vesper Chorus
This organization nund>ers about seventy voices picked
from the students of the school. It renders standard
choral works at the Sunday evening \'esper services, and
from time to time will give oratorios an<l other large
choral works.
.\thletics
The Institution's reputation in athletics is .so well known
that comment is scarcely neee.s.sary here; the Football and
Baseball teams have, for years, won a big majority of the
sea.son's games, and the Track team has been the champion
t(>am among schools of our rank, for years, in Pennsylvania
and surrounding states. The Football team was the
acknowledged champion Normal football team of the
State of Penn.sylvania for 1016. The 1016 Baseball
team was the acknowledged Scholastic Champions of
Western Pennsylvania, among the Normal Schools and
l*re])aratory Schools. The schedule as played consisted
of twenty-four games.
Only a few years ago Indiana took up Basketball as one
(>f the boys' sports. In this branch of athletics. Coach
Wm. F. Smith, with a wealth of material annexed the
Scholastic Championship of Western Penn.sylvania for the
1016 .season to Normal's althletic trojihies.
In Football. Indiana jierliajjs excels, and in this branch
of sport Coach Wm. F. Smith's boys were the undisputed
Normal School Champions. The team tried hard to
ilui)li{ate the record of 101.5. when it went through the
entire .season without a defeat.
The 1016 Football schedule follows:
September •43 Indiana 38 — Xew Kensington Ind. 0
September 30 Indiana 53 — Wohcum Club 0
October 7 Indiana 51 — Clearfield H. S. 0
October 14 Indiana 5i — St. Bonaventure's College 0
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Wilson Hall — The Training School
OctulHT '21 Indiana '20— MansBeld Normal 6
October 28 Indiana 61 — Keyser Prep. 0
November 4 Indiana 9 — Bellefonte Academy 0
November 11 Indiana 40 — East Liberty Academy 0
November 18 Indiana 0 — Kiski 6
Following is a resume of records made by Indiana in
clean, wholesome, athletic sports into which no professional-
ism has crept:
Since 1908 Indiana has won the Scholastic Football
Championship of Western Pennsylvania by defeating Kiski,
in the annual game on all but three occasions — losing to
Kiski twice and playing one scoreless tie.
In Track, the Indiana boys have met and defeated,
during the past few years, most of the Normal Schools and
many of the Colleges. Among the features of Normal's
sprinters, the work of R. A. Carroll in 1914 stands out
j)rominently. He ran 101 yards in 9 4-5 seconds, '^'20 yards
in 'IX 'i-5 .seconds and broke the world's record when he
made 60 vards, indoors, in 6 1-5 seconds.
School Records in Track
100-yard dash
^SO-yard dash
444-yard dash
SSO-yard run
Mile run
'i-iiiile run
120-yard hurdles
220-yard hurdles
High jump
Broad jump
Pole vault
Shot put
Hammer throw
Discus
Mile relaj-
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Zener
Zener
Steele
Myers
Myers
Castaneda
Wilson
Murray
Siemon
Siemon
Siemon
9 4-.J
21 2-5
.50
1 :59 4-.5
4:.50 2-.>
10:20
15 3-5
25 4-5
6 ft. I
22 ft.
10 ft.
46 ft.
144 ft.
127 ft.
3:29 4-5
9 in.
7 in.
8 in.
1914
1914
1915
1914
1914
1914
1911
1912
1912
1912
1915
1914
1914
1914
The East Entr
(Carroll, Gano, Trainer, Holland)
Faculty Athletic Committee
Di!. Wm. J. Jack W. F. Smith R. L. Talbot
.1. E. Smith Miss Elizabktii Eyre
Dk. .Jack ('oarh. Trarh and Toiins
Wm. F. Smith .Coach. liaschnU. Football, Hoi/s' liaskcthall
Miss Evhk Coach. Ladic.'i' liaskcthall
.1. E. Smith Faculty Athletic Manaijcr
Craduation
In order lo lie i;railu;it('(l from any l'(-nn>yl\ania State
Ndrinal, tlie eandidate must have jia.ssod salisl'aetoiy
examinations under tlie Faculty in all the hranehes re(|uireil
in each year of the four-year eourse, and under tlie Slate
Hoartl in the hranehes re((Hired in the third and fourth
years of the eourse. The candidate must al.so have spent
Hie third and fourth years as a student in the school, unles>
a i;raduate of an accredited collcijc, in which case resideiue
durins; the fourth year only may he re<|uired.
Graduates of second grade high schools may he rei|uired
to spend three years in residence at tlie school; l>ul il max
l)e possible to shorten this perio<i in e\cc])tional cases.
Certificate and Diploma
The Slate Xormal Certificate is issued to those who are
graduated. It entitles the holder to teach in the iniMic
schools of the State for two years without further examina-
tion. The State Xormal Diploma is a license for life to
teach in this State, and is issued to graduates who have
taught in the common .schooLs of the State for two full
annual .school terms of not les.s than .seven nionth.s each
after graduation, and who present certificates of .successful
teaching from each of the school hoards, countersigned by
the county, city or borough superintendent. The .school
will furnish tfradiiates blanks for the.se certificates when
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they ask for them. A charge of fifty cents is made to
cover the expense of issuing the diploma, and an additional
charge of one dollar is made if the name of the graduate
is engrossed thereon. Those who want their diplomas
sent to them by mail must send twenty cents to pay for
registration.
Cap and Gown
The regulation cap and gown, sanctioned by the Inter-
collegiate Bureau and Registry of Academic Costume, are
worn by Seniors of this Institution, upon the proper
occasions.
The cost of the cap and gown ranges from $4.00 up.
Suggestions to Prospective Students
How to Enter the School
Upon arrival at Indiana, come at once to the Normal,
but a short distance southwest of the Pennsylvania depot,
and southeast of the B. R. & P. depot.
The Registrar's office is just to the left of the north
entrance of the main building. All preliminary arrange-
ments will be made here, when the students will go to
Leonard Hall just north of the main building, to be classi-
fied. No student is classified who does not .show the
Principal's receipt for payments required at entrance.
After classification, consult with the Preceptor or the
Preceptress relative to the engagement of a room.
Come Early
Success demands that you be here earlj-. Tardiness in
the commencement of a term, or irregularity of attendance
after the commencement, is a very .serious hindrance to
success. Be here and ready for work on the very first day
and the very first hour of the term.
Time for Thorough Work
It often happens that an ambitious young man or
woman limited in means, and desirous of commencing life's
active labors as soon as po.ssible, determines to try to do
two years' work in one, or that of three in two.
Such a course is scarcely ever advisable. One essential
element in the teacher's preparation is time. Solid attain-
ment is never a mushroom growth. Two years' work
demands two years in which to do it well; and unless work
is well done, the resvilt will prove a source of regret through
many years of mistakes, which might have been avoided
had more thorough preparation been made. If you need
more than a year for your work, and have only the means
at command for one year's expenses at school, come for
the year, and then, by remaining out of school for a time,
make it possible to return and complete your course. It is
not an absolute necessity that you graduate at a certain
time; it is absolutely essential to your true success that
you make thorough preparation.
Visits
Success demands concentration of thought. This is
prevented by frequent visits at home or elsewhere, and
usually time thus spent greatly hinders the progress of
the student. INIake few, if anv, visits awav from school.
Hunting Four-ltaf Clov
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Your Own IJooks The Sch«)ol's Reputation Yours
W'liilc \(>ii \\'\\\ lind iiiMiiN IxKiks ol' ri'lVi'iriic lii-ic. still 'I'Ijc Inirmiia Noniiiil proposes to iiiiiintain ii \\\V^\ staiMi-
it is ii(l\ i.siildf Icii- \(pii Id hriii^ ;ill I lie lionks _\(iii li:i\i', :iii| of excellence, Ixitli as to scliolarsliip anil as to attaili-
tlial, yon may make personal ami <laily use of lliem. 'I'lic rneni of skill in Icaeliin^;.
Iial)if of such use is of in<alculal)le imporlane<-, ami I In- ()nr intpiiry is, and will remain, nol how many we can
seliool life sliiMiIil c\er minislcr hi llic formalidM of siiili ^'raduale, l>ut how many, ami who. arc I horon>.'hly prepared
lialiils as will lead lo siicccns in I lie afhrwalks of life. for i^radnalion.
IJriiif^ your liooks with yon; pl.ice lln-m where yon can
conveniiMitly use Ihem, and li\ their use form a h.iliil, the
value of wliicii \'ou e,in never o\'eresl imale.
Conform
It is the scl I's interest and ])nrposc to serve yon. Iml
this it can do hnt poorly uidess \-ou eonfornj lo the life of
the Institution. Make u|) \(>nr mind to f,'el all the fjood
out of the school you can. Come wilh the purpose of Ix-iuf; ali.v Slate lioard in an.v hifjher Itranches, anil the Secretary
happy in your work, of ^cllinn acipuiinled and enlerinj,' of the Hoard of Kxaminers shall certif.v on the hack of
heartily ami cheerfully into the complete life of the school, their diplomas to the passing of the l)riinehcs completed
inakini;' it all xours. at said e.\amiiiation.
l''or the sake of those who shall eiiii>loy our teachers.
and for Ihe sake of the teachers tliemselves, we desire lo
make our di|tlomas xalualtle and preserve lo tlicni llieir
value; and we trust that yon will iipi)reeiate the fact that
xon nnist yourself conlrilnitc to so desirahle an end.
.\dditional Subjects on Diplomas
Persons who have Iteen ^jradualed may he examined l>y
STATEMENT OF EXPENSES
•Total charge (iticltiilinK ciiriillnirnt fie. l>i)iiril. romn. heat, light :niil laundry I fi)r honrders
preparing tii tea<h
Total eharge (iiieliulinp enrollment fee, tuition, hoard, room. heat, light and laundr.v) for
hoarders nol pre[)arintr to teach . .
•Tuition for day students jireparing to teaeh
'Total charge for da.v studi'iits preparing lo teach
Total charge for day students not jireparing to leach
ExTKA.s — Drawing .
Typewriting
.Shorthand
Elocution — Two lessons per week (private)
One lesson per week (private)
tDonieslic Science
fManual Training I
tSpeeial Normal Domestic Science |
% 85.00
% 7.5.00
285.00
107..50
94..50
83.00
Free
Free
Free
Free
15.00
5.00
5.00
5.(»0
75.00
«7..50
24.50
23.00
40.()(t
15.00
13.00
12.00
li.OO
5.00
4.00
12.00
10.00
9.00
15.00
14.00
13.00
10.00
8.00
7.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
60.00
22.50
19.50
18.00
•FREE TUITION — The Stale p«.v.s th.- tuition of students who conipl.v withtlie
conditions set forth iu the following statute passed by the Legislature of Pennsylvania
in 1905.
"For each student 17 .years of age. who shall sign an agreement binding said student
lo teaeh in the common schools of this State two full annual terms, there shall be paid
the sum of one dollar and fift.y cents a week in full pa.vmcnt of the expenses of tuition
of said students."
"Pkohued, That each student in a State Normal School, drawing an allowance from
the Stale, must receive regular instruction in the science and art of teaching in a special
class devoted to that subject for Ihe whole timefor which such an allowance is drawn."
"In caM of a de6cil in the Stale appropriation, students at the different Slate
Normal Schools will receive their pro rata share of the appropriation, and will be
re<(uired lo pay balance to the school."
t Persons, not preparing to teach, who desire to take Domestic Scieocr or Manua
Training only, would have to pay. in addition to Ibis "ejtra" fee, S285.00 for the year.
proportionately for a term, if boarders; if day students, they would have to pa.v S75.00
a year, and proportionately for a term in addition to the "extra."
t Boarding students, preparing to teach Domestic Science, who desire to lake Ibe
Special Normal Domestic Science Course would bare to pay in addition lo this extra
fee. t225 00.
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I hi- K.isi Campus i
Pc>JinsvI^'c7nio ^tat€* ATormo/ ^chncyf
The cost of books is an item of expense that cannot be determined
because a student can take a longer or shorter program as he may elect,
and because he may own part of the books that he will need; but it has
been found, by long experience, that the average rental for books
amounts to about $1.50 per term.
Students remaining at the school during the Thanksgiving recess,
or the Christmas or Easter Vacation, will be charged the transient
rate for board, .$1.00 per day. For lunch only taken at the school the
charge is $1.50 a week.
There are rooms on the first and second floors of John Sutton Hall
for which a special price is charged. There are also in various parts
of the building, a few suites for which an extra charge is made. In
the Annex an extra charge of one dollar a week for each occupant is
made. These rooms come en suite, each occupant has her own bed
and wardrobe, and the bedrooms are supplied with lavatories furnishing
both hot and cold water. In the North .\nnex an extra charge of
seventy-five cents a week for each occupant is made. Girls occupying
rooms for which no extra charge is made will pay fifteen cents extra
per week if single beds are provided, to meet the extra expense of
laundry for bed linen.
At the opening of the year, all necessary electric lamps will be
furnished free, after which the students will pay for extra lamps.
We have a very limited number of small rooms that are let for single
occupancy, at an extra charge of seventy-five cents a week. In case a
student is permitted to occupy a double room alone, she must pay one
dollar a week for the privilege. If the room is one for which extra rent
is charged, the occupant, in addition to the above-mentioned charge of
one dollar, must pay the full extra that two girls would pay. For
instance, if a student were occupying alone one of the best suites in the
.\nnex, she would pay three dollars per week extra. With a roommate,
ill the same nioin, she would pay but one dollar extra per week.
Estimated Cost of Attending the Normal One Year
For Students Preparing to Teach
Enrollment Fee $15.00
Room, Board and Laundry 310.00
Rental of Books 4 . 50
Paper. Pencils, Drawing Materials, etc 10.00
Fees in Domestic Science or Manual Training 7.00
$246 50
If student is not preparing to teach, add $60.00 to above.
If student desires room with single beds, add $6.00 to above.
If student desires room with running hot and cold water, add $40.00
to above.
Amount and Time of Payments
Fall Term
At hegiuning of Term —
All dcay students taking State Aid will pay .$ 5.00
All day student.s not taking State Aid will ])ay "27.50
All boarding .students will pay 85.00
The above payments include the enrollment fee,
P.\GE 3-2
PitM/iw v/vania S/a /r >
U / 1 < t ( ,
Al middle dI' Icnii, idl Kills Iki- cxtni pdoiii rent, music,
«'\liM clijirf^i's I'oi- an\' courses outside llie re^ijijir iiormiil
courses, elc, are due from all si iideiils. Tlie re^idar tiuriiial
tuilioii amount iii)^' lo $'2'^.')ll is also ducal lliis lime I'iimii
hoitrdilljj; si udciils uol lakiuj; Slale Aid.
Hoarding; shiderils ulio aic sc\ cnliM'ii yi^ars nl' -.y^v. or
over, and are iircparinu lo leacli in I his Slali\ ijo mil lia\c
tlic rc^iuiar iKurnal luilion lo |ia\ . Such si mjiiil s, iiid<'ss
tliey lliiv<' iiK'UiTcil e\lias as menlioiii'd al)o\e, lia\e only
tlie first paNincnl ol' $S,"i.O(l to make diuiriL; lliis lerm.
Tliis statement modified to suil llie e lilioii apjilics to
llic oilier two terms.
Winter Tcrin
\[ hc^inninji of 'I'crm
.VII day students taking Slate \u\ ,\ill pay $ .) (Id
.Ml day stiKJents not taking; Sl.ile .\id will pay -'I- .■)(>
.Ml hoarding- students will pay ',:> m
\\ middle of 'I'erm. Iiills eoxcrinf; llie same items as for
the middle of the l''all Term fall due. 'I"he regular normal
luitiou for the Winter Term is $li)..")(l.
Sprinti Toren
Al heffinninj; of 'Perm
All day students lakiut; Slate .Vid will pay ."^ .') (Ml
.VII day studcTits not taking Stale Vid will |>ay '-':! 00
.VII hoardinif students will pay ().)()()
Al middle of 'I'erm, hills covcrinfj the same items as
for the middle of the Fall Term fall due. The r<"i;ular
iiornial tuition for the Sijrinjj Term is $18.0(1.
How to Pay Bills
An "enrollment lee" of fi\c dollars for each term is
<'harneil all students, and is included in all first pa.xnienls.
This fee entitles the student to a ticket of admission to all
athletic events, the course of tin- I'ni versify Extension
Lectures and all other lectures under the ans])ices of the
school.
Stutv Aid Is not nrilital before the end i<J the term.
Hank Drafts. Checks. Exjiress and P. (). Orders arc
accei)ted. Payments must he made, or .satisfactorily
provided for. hefore students are assigned to clas.ses.
Students desiring; to leave school hefore the close of the
term uuist re])orl to the Principal and settle an\- unpaid
acconnls.
\ isilors expecting' to remain more fli.'in three days are
re(|Ui'sted to make arran^iemi-nt s in aii\ancc with the
Prin<'i|)al.
Meal tickets for \isilors can lie ohtaincd in the Hook
Uoom.
Vll hills arc |)ayahl<- to the Principal, and all checks
should he niad<- payahh- t.i John V. II. Keith. Principal.
Statement of Expenses in the Conservatory
full Kail Winirr SprinK
.war, 40 term. l.JIrrlD. KtU-rm. 12
wrek.* wrrk» wrek» Wf*k«
InriHcntal for. all .sftiHpnt.s
l!ii:inl, riiuni, licat. liglit and laiitxlry . .
Tuition, rcgiilarooiir.se . . .
I'liMic School Music ("oursr. for stiliients
prc|>ariTij; to teach
Pulilic School Mii.sic Course, for stuilenfs
not preparing to teach
Special stuilents in Piano. Organ. Voice.
N'iolin or Wind Instruments:
One les,soii per weefv
Two lesson.s per week
ria.ss lessons in an.v Theoretical Subject
Piano rental, 4.t minutes per da.v . . . .
Organ rental. 4.> minutes per week . . .
Pedal piano rental, 4.) minutes per day
Note — No reduclions arc made for lessons lost
Note — Students are expected to practice* from
inir lo the defree of advancement and llie nature <
« 1.5.00 » .1.00 » .5.00* 5.00
ilO.OO HO. 00 70.0I> GO.OO
140.00 4.5.00 ."{9.00 .iC.OO
HO.OO 4.5.00 .S9.00 36.00
180.00 07. .50 .58.50 .54.011
40.00 1.5.00 13.00 Ii».»MI
80.00 .-JO. 00 Jfi.OO •'4.00
1.5.00 .5.00 .5.00 j.OO
9.00 3.00 3.00 3.00
H.OO 4.50 3.90 3.60
15.00 5.00 5.00 5.00
eieept in ca.«es of protracted illneitf .
one to tive prriods per da.r. accord-
if the work.
Ponnsvlvajiia States JVor/tial ^ahool
Deductions and Refunds
^Read Carefully)
No deduction is ni.Tde for absence the first two or the
last three weeks of a term, for any cause whatever.
For absence four consecutive weeks or more on account
of the student's personal ilhiess, one-half the paid-in charges
for the time lost is refunded; provided the student's phy-
sician in attendance certifies that the illness was of such
a character as to render the student unable to attend
school. A proper blank for this certificate will be furnished
by the school.
When a student drops out of a strong and popular
school, he vacates a place that might have been occupied
by another, who would have remained through the term.
The school's expenses for light, heat, etc., are not lessened
by the student's dropping out. The teachers who could
teach him still remain and draw their salaries. Food for
a large school cannot be bought daily on the markets of
a small town; consequently, the authorities, calculating on
a full school, nuist contract for food in advance for a term,
and sometimes for a year. For these reasons some of the
best conducted schools will make no refunds for any cause,
but insist upon a full year's payment in advance, against
which no claims will be recognized. Indiana, however, as
indicated above, will share the loss with the parent or
guardian where the absence is caused by the student's
sickness. August 31st is the close of the school's fiscal
year, when the State Audit is made, and after that date
no refunds for any reason or purpose whatsoever are made.
In cases of light illness, a student will be cared for in
our Infirmary. No charge will be made for nursing. If
the attendance of a physician is needed, the student must
meet his charge. In case of serious illness, it will be neces-
sary for the student to be removed either to her home or
to a private hospital, in which case the student must meet
the charges.
The school maintains a small hospital to which persons
suffering from contagious diseases are removed. Students
occupying this hospital are charged five dollars a week for
general care, not including that of a physician or trained
nurse. No deduction from the regular charges of the
Institution is made for such students because of time lost
from their classes.
The Infirmary of this Institution, with wards for both
sexes, private rooms, dispensary, baths, buffet, etc., is one
of the best and most complete to be found. It is at all
times in charge of a professional nurse, of wide experience.
A Comparison of School Expenses
We are often asked by prospective students and parents
contemplating the education of a son or daughter, if the
charges at Indiana are reasonable. For the information
of such we offer the following comparisons:
Indiana's charge for a full year of 40 weeks, for all fees,
tuition, board, room, heat, light and laundry, in the Normal
Department, is from $225 to $285.
The best of the smaller colleges of our State, such as
Haverford, Lafayette and Swathmore, charge for board,
room and tuition, exclusive of laundry and sometimes class
fees, from $300 to $575.
Phillips Academy in Massachusetts gives $465 as "mod-
erate" for tuition, board and room for one year, and $595
as "liberal."
As an example of the cost of attending one of the great
universities of high grade, we mention Princeton, where the
average cost is $568 a year.
]VIany of the country's best private schools charge from
$600 to $1,500 a year, and the year in such schools seldom
exceeds 36 weeks in length.
The State Normal is not designed to be a money-making
institution; hence, its charges are kept down to the actual
cost of maintenance.
Text Books
Stationery and text books used in the Institution can be
purchased at the Book Room in the main building at regular
prices; or the text books can be rented at reasonable rates
by those who do not wish to purchase.
Any student entering the Institution, who has been a
student during some previous term, will not be given credit
in the Book Room until he has canceled any indebtedness
that he may have left standing against him in that depart-
ment.
The following is a list of text books infuse:
Agriculture — Maerchen unci Erzaehlungen
Productive Farming — Davis. — Guerber.
Astronomy — Steele. Im Vaterland.
Botany — Bergen. Minna von Barnhelm — Les-
BusiNESs — sing-
Bookkeeping — Rowe. Wilhelm Tell — Schiller.
Burrough"s Business Practice Die Jungfrau v. Orlenas —
Handbook. Schiller.
Commercial Law — Gano. German Composition — Wes-
Correspondence — Belding. selhoeft.
Shorthand — Graham. Leberrecht Huehnchen —
Typewriting — Fritz-Eldridge. Seidel.
Chemistry — Brownlee and Brigitta — Gore.
others. Die Journalisten — Thomas.
Laboratory Manual — Brown- Der Fluch der Schoenheit —
lee and others. Thomas.
Civil Government — Willough- Der Schwiegersohn — Heller.
by, Boynton. Greek —
English — Anabasis — Goodwinand
Composition and Rhetoric — White.
Maxwell and Smith. First Greek Book — White.
Composition and Rhetoric — Grammar — Goodwin.
Scott and Denny. Iliad — Seymour.
Evolution and Expression — Prose — Pearson.
Elson. History —
Grammar — Maxwell, Basker- Ancient — Robinson and
ville and Sewell. Breasted.
Structure of English Sentence Medieval and English — Rob-
— Kimball. inson and Beard.
American Literature — Hal- United States — Hart and
leek and Painter. Muzzy.
English Literature — Halleck Latin —
and Painter. Caesar — Bennett.
Logic — Perry's Argumentation. Cicero — Bennett.
Spelling — Champion. First Year in Latin — Smith.
Ethics — Hyde. Grammar — Bennett.
French — Prose — Daniel.
French Reader — Super, Al- Virgil — Bennett,
drich and Foster. Mathematics —
Grammar — Eraser and Squair. Algebra — Milne.
L'Abbe Constantin — Halevy. Arithmetic — Hamilton, Hull.
Livre de Lecture et de Conver- College Algebra — Wells,
sation — Fonteine. Slaught and Lennes.
Audour Marie Claire A Ville- Geometry — Smith.
vieille. Solid Geometry — Wentworth.
Geography — Surveying — Wentworth.
Descriptive — Brigham and Trigonometry — Granville.
McFarlane. Music — Vocal — Cogswell.
Physical — Maurey-Simons. Pedagogics —
G E o L o G Y — Blackwelder and History of Education —
Barrows. Graves.
German — Methods — McMurry, Bagley.
Grammar — Manfred. School Management —
Immensee — Storms. Hewett.
Deutsche Lieder — Schercr and Physics — Hoadley.
Dirks. Laboratory Manual — Chute.
Deutsche Heimat — Schra- Physiology — Walker.
kamp. Psychology — Belts.
Das Edle Blut — Wildenbruch. Zoology — Davison.
Daheim — .\llen. Laboratory Manual — Harvey.
P^Jin
t>'yji'</fiitj
Nor
Sc'AooI
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION
AdiipK'd l)y (he
Regular Course
Students admitted to tlic First ^'i-ar .siiall have a fair
knowledge of Aritlimelic Ileadinj^, ()rtli()fi;ra])hy. Penman-
ship, United States History, (!eojfrai)hy, (irammar. Physi-
ology, Civies and the Elements of Algebra to (Quadratics.
Test hv Faeultv.
Korlv-fivi
First Year
mi.>uU- porin.l.
iniimt,- peri
Algebra . .
vin
IGO
Latin
\in
IfiO
School Manafioiucnl
HO
KiO
School Law .
HO
HiO
Orthography
;jo
40
Reading and Public Speaking
40
.)0
Ancient and Mediaeval His
torv
80
100
Physical (leography
40
50
Arithmetic
80
100
Grammar
1120
KiO
Vocal Music
40
->o
Physical Training .
(iO
80
Manual Training or Domes
tic Science. . .
. . 40
.■)0
Second Year
Plane Geometry
Rhetoric, Composition and Classic
Botany ...
Bookkeeping
Modern History and English History
Caesar
General Methods
Drawing
Physical Training
Manual Training or Domestic Science.
Civics
Third Year
Psychology and Observation
Cicero, German or French ...
Literature. English and .Vmeriean
History, l'. S.
Geography
Physiology and School Sanitation
Solid Geometry and Trigonometry
Methods in History and Geography.
Chemistry
Physical Training
Zoology
Board of Principals
Fourth Year
I'rai lice Teaching . .
History of Education .
.\gri(ulture and Nature Study .
.\ritlimotic
(irammar . . .
.Methods in .\rithmetic and Grammar
Virgil, German or French
Public Speaking
Physics
Drawing
Manual Training or Domestic Science.
Physical Training
HO
1-20
80
40
80
HO
HO
HO
HO
SO
HO
80
HO
60
40
KiO
KiO
100
.50
100
KiO
KiO
100
Forl.v-6vc
liniile periods
IGO
KiO
100
KiO
100
KiO
80
oO
1180
Silly
Fort)-6v»
lulr prriofj*
miou
\f p«ncHl«
lill
IGO
HO
100
SO
100
40
M
40
M
HO
100
HO
160
40
HO
GO 80
IIIO
In Itie Third Yrar the History of KtU and Sciencrs may br lubttitutrd for Cic«ra.
Krcncti or Gernmn. Geology and .\jtronomy may be subitituted for Solid GeometrT aad
Trigonometry. Frencli or German mav be .subiitttiited for Solid Geomelrv or Trico-
nometry.
In the Fourth Year Ethies, Logie and Sociologv mav l>e §ubatttuted for Viriril.
Freneh or German. Philosophy of Edueation or Surveying may be aubstituted for
Ethies. Logie or Sociology.
Spanish may be substituted for Freneh or German.
Methods of Music may be substituted for Logic, Sociology, F.lbies, Surveying or
Principles of Education.
After 1916 no degrees shall be granted by the Normal Schools.
The above course is ba.sed on the "unit" plan as propwjsed
by the Carnegie Foundation.
A "unit" represents a year's study in any subject in a
secondary school constituting approximately a quarter of
a full year's work.
This statement is designed to afford a standard of
measurement for the work done in a secondary .school. It
takes tlie four-year High School course as a ba.sis and
assumes that the length of the school year is from thirty-
six to forty weeks, that a period is from forty to sixty
minutes in length and that the study is pursued for four or
five periods a week; but, under ordinary circumstances,
a satisfactory year's work in any subject can not l>e
accomplished in less than one hundred and twenty sixty-
minute periods or their equivalent. Schools organized on
a different basis can nevertheless estimate their work in
terms of this unit.
Conditions of .\dmission
1. Properly certified graduates of approved Pennsyl-
vania high .schools of the first grade and city high schools
as listed by the Department of Public Instruction, shall be
PGnnsylvania. S^a^^ A/omtczI Sahool
Returning from Christmas Vacation by P. R. R. Special
Four-Year Course as Arranged for the Indiana Normal School
Term
Freshman, or First Year
Sophomore, or Second Year
Junior, or Third Year
Senior, or Fourth Year
Algebra I
Geometry I
Psychology and Observation I
Virgil I
Latin I
Drawing I
Cicero I
Grammar
Fall
School Management I
Rhetoric and Comp. I
Literature, English
Arithmetic
Term
Grammar I
History (Ancient and Mediaeyal)
Solid Geometry
Phvsics I
Manual Training
Caesar I
Chemistry I
History of Education I
Physical Geography
Methods I
Zoology
Drawing III
Arithmetic I
Manual Training
Algebra II
Geometry II
Psychology and Observation II
Virgil II
Latin II
Botany I
Cicero II
Teaching I
Winter
School Managenunt II
Rhetoric and Comp. II
Literature, American
Methods of Arithmetic
Grammar II
History (Modern)
Geography
Phvsics II
Arithmetic II
Caesar II
Trigonometry
History of Education II
Spelling
j Methods II
Chemistry II
Public Speaking
Physical Training
Physical Training
Physical Training
Physical Training
Manual Training
Bookkeeping
Civics
Psychology and Observationlll
Virgil III
Latin III
Botany II
Cicero III
Teaching II
Spring
School Law
Classics
Physiology
Methods of Grammar
Term
Reading
English History
Methods in History
Physics III
Vocal Music
Caesar III
History, U. S.
Agriculture and Nature Studies
Physical Geography
Methods III
Drawing 11
Chemistry III
Methods in Geography
Manual Training
In the Third Y.
and Trigonometry.
In the Fourth Year Ethi
Ethics, Logic or Sociology.
Women may substitute in th
the History of .\rls and Science or
Logic and Sociology or (»«
B Domestic Scie
n or French may he substituted for Cicero. Geology and .\stro
and French may be substituted for Virgil. Philosophy of Edu
■ .Manual Training. Manual Training or D.imestic Science is g
i- be substituted for .Solid Geometr;
■ Surveying, may be substituted fo
a week through the year.
Normal Preparatory
The following sub-freshman, or preparatory, year is offered at Indiana State Normal School
Fall Term Winter Term
K Algebra A (i ram mat
A .Vrithmetic .\ Reading
.\ (ieography
B Algebra
B Arithmetic
A U. S. History
ii (i ram mar
A Spelling
A Civics
Spring Term
C .\lgebra .\ Composition
B U. S. History A Physiology
Penmanship
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il(linill('<i to I lie llilrd \'c:ir nl' I lie I'*iiiir- ^'(•:ii-~' ("ihiim- nf
the Sl;ilc \()irii,-il Sri Is wJIImmiI cmi irnri:il lnii, ;iii(l In-
coildil ioijc'd in Mil' I nam 'Ill's I li.il \\\\\r mil lici'ii s.i I isj^u'l iiril\
compirli'il li\ ■^ili'li si iiili'iils.
'i. I'fopci'lv (I'll iliril ;^i';iilii,'ili's 111' :i|i|)i'ii\i'il I'ciiiisn I
Villliil llif^ll Sl'llUdls III llll' SIT I nl'.Hll' SJKIJI I.I' ;ili|||illl'll
to Ihc si'i'i.m! ycMi' nl' llir l''i.iir' \ v:n< Cunrsi' uf llir Sl.'ilr
Norniiil Scliuuls willidiil i'\m iniii.il inn, ;inii lir cnnilil inni'il
in tlic hraiiclifs llml li;i\r mil ln'm s.i I isl'iiilinily r plrli'il
by siicli sIikIciiIs.
.'i. Properly ('crlilii'i! ;;r:iiln;ili's nl' .'i|)pi'ii\ nl I'mnsxl-
VJlllia liigli scliools ul' Ihc lliiril '^vwAv shall lir ail niilli'ii li.
the first yi-ar ol' I lie Koiir ^Cais" ( iiiirsi' nl' I hi' Slali' Xmriial
Schools vvilhoiit cxaniiiiJilinii. ami lir cumlili I in I hi'
liranchcs llial liaxr nnl lirrn sal islailnrily loinplctril Ky
such sliKJcnts.
4. A person win. ilrsiro In l.c ailiiiil Inl In I lie scinnil
or Ihc Ihird year willimil haxiiii; piev ii.iisly allemled an
accredited hifjh school, nnisl lia\e a eerlilieale nl a enni-
ini.ssioiU'd Sll|)crilltendenl nl' Schools, showing tiial he lias
pursued the hranches of the first year or the first and second
years, with his standing' in those hranches, or must |)ass a
satisfactory examination l.y Ihc I'^aciilly in said hranclies,
or he coiiditioii<"d in Iheni. \\\\\ the studies in which any-
one is conditioned under this rule or any one of the rules
above, shall not fool up more than .'i''20 weeks.
."). If the Faeully of any Slate Normal School or Ihc
State IJoard of Kxaminers decide liiat a |)erson is not
prepared to pass an exaniiiuition li.\' Ihc Slate Moard, he
\ni
V!
.««<*» T.
\\ .'■;fH':
<:.ii.i|.iis sir. .11 Vfl.T ^1 Srn.« Sl..rm
shall nnl l.c ailniilli'd In Ihc same examinations at any
i.lher Slale Nnrmal Silinnl ilnririf; the same school year.
<i. If a |ii'i'snn whn li.'is iiimpleted the Stale Board
examinations re(piire<i for admission to the cliLsses of any
year at any Slate Normal Schr)ol desires to enter another
Normal School, the Principal of the School at which the
examination was held shall send the projier certificate to
the Princi])ai of tiie school which the person <lesires to
attend. Except for the rea.son here stated, no certificate
settinj; forth the passing of any studies at a State Normal
School shall be issued.
7. Candidates for graduation shall have the op[)ortnnity
of bcinj; examined in any higher branches, including vocal
College Preparatory Course
The College Pre|)aralory l)i|)loma will be granted to those completing this course. S|)ecial courses may be planned for
colleges reipiiring less enlrancc work, bnl m. ilipli.nia will be granted unless the course as outlined below is completed.
Sub-Freshman
WIXTEH
.\ .Vi'illniK'tic
A (iriinimur
(i.'of;n,|.l,y
Mai.iwl Tniiiii
A llisl,.i'v
A AUi'l.ra
Latin 1
Grammar 1
Pli,ysical (JcoKrapliy
Civics
AlKrl.ra I
Drawing I
taifilisli I
Ilislorv I
Ca.'s.'ir I
Freshman
li AlKi'l.ni
Latin II
(ii'Miiini.'ir II
Arillnn.'li.' I
Sp.'lliiii;
Sophomore
AUi'l.ni II
Hi.laiu I
Kii-lisli II
llis|,,rv II
Ca.sai' II
R .Xrillimctic
B (i ram mar
A Sprllins
^Lmiial Training
I! Ilisl„rv
( Algebra
Latin III
A Ci.inp.isili.
Aritlun.'li.' II
r. S. Hi.sturv
Drawing II
Botany II
Knglish Classics
History III
Caesar III
Diinu-stic Science
Cicero I
Literatnrc I
Chemistry I
(ieometr,v I
German I
Virgil I
Physics I
College English
German IV
I'nblic Speaking
SIM{IN(.
Penmanship
Phvsiologv
Reading "
Manual Training or Domestic Science
.V Civics
Junior
( icero II
Literature II
( hemistry II
(ieomelry II
(ierman II
Senior
Virgil II
Physics II
College English
(ierman V
Trigonometr.v
NiiTK- Siil>sliluli..iis .ii;iv In- in.i.li- l.i suit th.
the thir.l ami fourth vers ..f l.aliii; (Iri-ek
noniolr.v bm.I Surv.-.ving. tira.lcs will be i
.\ o..ll<'B,- pr.'paral..rv .lipl.ima will 1..
will 1... L-ranl.-.l.
emcnts of the olassicsl.
i.v lu- siil.stitut.-d for C.ern.an. Mechani
ptfd from aocr.'Hited high schools.
anii-.l 1,1 lh..s.' .-..nipl.tinf this o,.iirs.-. Special .
Cicero III
Zoology
Chemistry III
Solid Geometry
German III
Virgil III
Physics III
College English
German VI
Surveying
be sabstitutrd for
ious coUcpcs. French
,v be substituted for Solid (teometry, Trigo-
requiring less entraoce vork, but no diplon
I^€»2tJt8yIvanici Stat^ JVomtciI Sahool
and instrumental music and double entry bookkeeping;;
and all studies completed by them shall be named in their
certificate. Persons who have been graduated may be
examined at any State examination in any higher branches,
and the Secretary of the Board of Examiners shall certify
on the back of their diplomas as to the passing of the
branches completed at said examination.
8. A certificate setting forth the proficiency of all
applicants in all the studies in which they desire to be
examined by the State Board of Examiners shall be pre-
pared and signed by the Faculty and presented to the
Board. Studies that have been completed at a high school
shall be distinguished by the words "high school" or the
initials "H. S." A separate list of each class shall be pre-
pared for the use of each examiner together with a separate
list of students conditioned in any branch, with the branches
in which they were conditioned, and the grades shall be
indicated in every list where substitution is made or extra
branches are taken. These lists shall be ready for the
State Board before the examination begins.
9. No State examination shall be given to any student
on part of a year's work unless the study is completed,
but (except in the last year's examination) a student may
be conditioned by the State Board of Examiners in not
more than two subjects, covering not more than one period
of work for a year. Accurate records of these conditions
shall be promptly sent to the Superintendent of Public
Instruction and the fact that the students thus conditioned
have taken up such subjects and passed them by the
Faculty shall be certified to in writing to the State Board
of Examiners before such students are admitted to another
State Examination.
10. Within fifteen days after the examination by the
State Board at any Normal School, the Principal of the
school shall .send to the Department of Public Instruction
a complete list of all who have taken advanced branches
together with a list of these branches, also a list of those
to whom diplomas and certificates were granted, and a
list of those who passed the State examination in any
year, naming the year.
11. Graduates of State Normal Schools in the regular
course, and graduates of colleges approved by the College
and University Council, who shall satisfactorily pass the
Faculty and State examinations in the course required
therefor, shall receive the degree of Bachelor of Pedagogics.
And Bachelors of Pedagogics who have, after receiving
such degrees, taught successfully for two years, and passed
the Faculty and State examinations in the course required
therefor, shall receive the degree of Master of Pedagogics.
12. Residence for the last two years shall be required
of all students, except in the case of graduates of Four
Years' Courses in colleges approved by the College and
University Council, who may be graduated after one year's
residence.
Notice: The above regulations have been adopted by
the Board of Principals and approved by the State Super-
intendents of Public Instruction. They, therefore, consti-
tute the law governing these matters in all the State
Normal Schools of Pennsylvania.
Department of Education
Mr. Keith
Miss Ackerm.\n
Miss Dame
iNIiss Robinson
Mr. Speicher
Miss Spencer
The general purpose of the Department of Education
is to familiarize the students with the underlying principles
of the education process, and to teiich them the direct
application of these principles in modern methods of
instruction. Specifically, the foundation and elementary
principles are presented in the Freshman year; special
problems in school organization are studied in the Sopho-
more year; and these are applied in History and Geography
in the Junior, and English and Arithmetic in the Senior year.
Correlated with the direct pedagogy, Psychology is pre-
sented in the Junior and History of Education in the
Senior year.
School Management — The purpose of this subject is
to acquaint the student with the fundamental principles
of school hygiene, of good order, of successful recitation
work, of the relation of the .school community, and to lay
a foundation for further work and growth along educational
lines. The course is given in the Freshman year.
School Law — During the Spring term of the Freshman
year the school law of Pennsylvania is studied.
Sophomore Methods — The work in the Sophomore
year is a continuation of the pedagogy of the Freshman
year. It deals with methods of school management rather
than with specific methods of teaching a subject which are
taken up later. The aims of the course are, first to furnish
the prospective teacher with a compendium of precepts
that will aid him in the mastery of technique; secondly, to
A Cozy Corner in End of Hall
PojtnsyJvania oiaic* j \urjn a
lUU.
J
One of the May Dan
intt'r])rct llieso |)r('('c[)ls in the light of acci'])te(J psychologi-
cal principles; and, thirilly, to unite both precepts and
])rinciples into a coherent and fairly comprehensive system.
The course continues throughout the year. Bagley's "Chiss-
room Management" is the text used. Reference is made
continually to other standard texts and to educational
magazines.
Junior Methods ix Histoky and Geography —
McMurrv'a books are used as texts. The State Course of
eacher*s Suite
Maj Dancers
Study for the elementary schools follows the course in
history presented in the Report of the Committee of Eight
to the American Historical Association: hence that Report
is made the foundation of the presentation of plan.s for
better work. Valuable aids are found in Johnson's Syllabus
on the Teaching of History (published in Strayer's Brief
Course in the teaching process), and in Winterburn's
Methods in Teaching. In Geography, following the State
Course of Study, use is made of Dodge's Syllabus on the
Teaching of Geograjihy (published in Strayer's Brief Course)
of Redway's New Basis of Geography, and. for Nature-
study, of the Report of the Committee on industrial
ed>ication in schools for rural communities to the National
Council of Education, 190.5.
Senior Method.s in Arithmetic — The general aims of
tiie course are to teach the historical methods of presenting
the subject for the purpose of discovering their values and
limitations, to sift out of the great mass of material the
fundamental principles and problems that are of pedagogical
importance, and to discuss modern plans for securing
accuracy, speed, and alertness in the cla.ssroom. The
instruction is based on Smith's "Teaching Elementary
Mathematics," and Brown and CofTman's "How to Teach
Arithmetic."
Senior Methods in English — This course includes
instruction in the Aldine System of reading, Suzzallo's
7),
^r>nnsylvania. Stato /^^' >.>../ c. ^ _ ^ /
At the North Entrance
spelling, the art of story telling, methods in teaching
literature, and methods in oral and written composition.
No text is used.
History of Education — While we use as a basis for
class-work Graves' "Student's History of Education," we
encourage outside reading along educational lines and
discussions on ideals and theories, practices and problems
of education. The general purpose of the History of
Education in our school is to create an atmosphere in the
classroom that awakens a desire to study the development
and evolution of our present system; that broadens our
students" horizon by making them familiar with the leading
educational theories and systems of all times, which have
influenced our present ideals and practice.
Psychology — In the presentation of the subject of
psychology the instructors aim to follow three lines of
interest. These are the dependence of the mind upon the
nervous system; the distinctions between mental states,
and the applications of the principles established by the
science to one's own thinking and to the direction of the
thoughts of pupils. The first and second of these lines of
study have cultural value. They also have professional
value, inasmuch as the facts considered form the scientific
liasis of educational doctrine. Psychology is a three-term
subject and is presented during the Junior year.
Text: Betfs "The Mind and Its Education."
Relation to the Tkaining School — The Department
of Education and the Training School are not two separate
lines of interest. The methods presented in the classroom
are those used in the training school, thus giving the
student an opportunity to keej) theory and practice in
intimate relation.
PoJuisyJvania 6'lato Noivnci/ Sc'Afjo/
Department of English
Miss Smith
Mrs. Sticks
Miss Si'KowLS
Sininr
Kiiiilisli (iraiiiiuiir
^liixwcll. Stnictnro
iMiiilisli ( iraminar
Miss Lkonaud
Miss Reid
Miss Dame
EN(iLISH GUAMMAR.
C our sex:
rrcpardtiiri/ Fresh iiuni
A (iraiiuniir (iiammar 1
B (iraiiiniar (iranimar II
Te.vl Hooks: School (iraiiimar-
tin- iMijilisli StMitonce— Kimhal
Haskorvillo ami Sewrll.
The courses in yrammar i)ro->ii])i)os(' a loiiiulal ion in
hmjiuafio work. For those who arc (leticient in the sini])l( r
uramniatieal rf(|iiirements A and B (iraniniar arc given.
'I'hese (leal witli the parts of speedi ami tlieir coinnioii
uses and with tiie simpler .senteneo form--.
In (iranunar I a carefnl study is niaiie of the n.ses and
infieetions of the parts of speeeh, inelndinji such forms a>
the infinitive and the ))arti(i])le. Kre<|neiit analysis of
sentences is also f^iven.
(iranunar II deals witii .syntax. Much attcntidii i-
<;'i\-en lo the analysis and structure of sentences and lo llu-
aareenieni and ^oxernnient of words.
A thoroni,di re\icw of grammar is given in the Senior
year. The study is considered in the light of all i)revious
work, in hoth English and the other languages.
Composition — The chief aim in the heginning of the
course is to overcome the restraint that the student feels
in translating his own thoughts and feelings into words.
Later we work for accuracy and effectiveness in expression.
These are secured liv imitation of the best model-, and l>y
^pjtnsylvar
f?/
^cAooI
A Comer in the Library
cultivating the student's taste and his appreciation for the
best literature. Short themes in description, narration and
exposition are required. A special study of the paragraph
and of the sentence is made.
Readings: The Vision of Sir Launfal.
English I — In this course a thorough study is made
of the structure of the sentence, the paragraph and the
theme. Many short themes are required for the purpose
of drill in freedom of expression. Special attention is given
to punctuation and grammatical construction. The three
principles of rhetoric — unity, coherence and emphasis —
are studied with reference to their value in good literature
and application to the original work of the student. A brief
course in the writing of business letters, letters of friend-
ship and formal notes is given.
Readings: Ancient Mariner. Arabian Nights.
English II — Longer monthly themes are required to
give practice in the four forms of discourse. A thorough
drill is given in the use of words and idioms. Figures of
speech and prosody are carefully studied.
Readings: Tale of Two Cities.
Classics — In this course masterpieces are studied
from the standpoint of style.
Readings for 1917: Selected Letters, Julius Caesar,
Selections from Tennyson's Idylls, Silas Marner.
Literature — An attempt is made through lecture,
outline and recitation to point out the leading character-
istics of each period in English and American literature,
with the most important details of the lives of representa-
tive writers. The intimate connection of literature with
the social, political and intellectual life of the nation of
which it is the product and expression is kept in mind. The
aim of our brief course is not only to supply the student
with knowledge, but also to refine his thought and feeling,
to create a taste and enthusiasm for reading, and to leave
him with some knowledge of principles by which he can
determine what is best.
In connection with the lives of the authors there is a
careful reading of various English and American master-
pieces.
College English — Students preparing for college
cover the work prescribed for college entrance, comprising
the thorough study of four classics and the reading of
ten others.
For Study in 1917-1918: Macbeth, Milton's Minor
Poems, Macaulay's Speech on Copyright and Lincoln's
/>.>„,
Looking Across Rt'cri'alion
Speech at Cooper Union. Carlyle's Essay on Burns with
Selections from Hums.
For Reading: Odyssey, Iliad, Richard II, As You Like
It. David Copi)crfield. Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress,
Macaulay's Lord Clive. Selections from Boswell's Life of
Johnson, Byron's Childe Harold, Scott's Marmion.
Expression — In the Freshman year the work deals
primarily with drill in reading; special attention is given to
correction of defects in speech and voice. In the latter
part of the term work is begun in Public Speaking.
In Senior Public Speaking, selections are memorized
and delivered before the class; a study is made of the first
four steps of "The Evolution of Expression;" notes are
given as aids to the teaching of Reading and weekly
recitals are held in which members of the class appear.
Two formal appearances before a ])ublic audience are
rec|uired of each student in the Senior year.
Aside from the class work done in this dejiartment, a
large amount of public work is carried on through the two
literary societies of the school and the Lincoln Debating
Club. The plays given by the societies each year are a
very strong feature of this work, and through them much
progress is made along the lines of Dramatic Art.
Department of History
Dr. Jack Miss Greenlee
United States History.
Courses:
History A.
Historv IV.
Historv B.
Preparatory Year.
Junior Year.
American Historv — Muzzey.
History .\.
of 181-2.
Historv of the United States to the War
History B. History of the L'nitetl States from the
War of ISl-i to the present time.
History l\'. General review of United States History.
The aim of the two courses in the Preparatory Year is
to furnish an opportunity for preparation to take up the
work of the Freshman Year.
The aim of the review course in the Junior Y'ear is to
prepare the student to teach American Historj- in the
grade .schools.
The inter-relation of Geography and History is carefully
noted and the industrial, educational and social growth is
studied along with the political and constitutional growth.
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The work is siip])lemented by as imic-li research in the
hbrary as is possible in the time allotted to the subject.
Some attention is given to current history, this part of
the work being done by means of special topics.
General History.
Courses:
Ancient History I. Freshman Year.
Text Book: Outlines of European History — Robinson.
The aim in this department is not only to familiarize
the student with historical facts, but also to develop the
historical imagination. To accomplish this, constant
reference is made to primary sources. A text book is used
as the basis of study, but there is a considerable amount
of collateral reading for every lesson. The student is
recjuired to draw maps frequently so that he may get a
clear picture of those physical features that form the
permanent framework of changing political boundaries
and movement.
English History.
History III. Sophomore Year.
Text Book: Manual of English History — Lancaster.
The chief interest in the study of the History of England
is found in its constitutional aspect. The English consti-
tution is a product of the slow growth of the English
people through .several centuries. It has furnished a
model for the constitutions of many other nations. In
order to be in complete harmony with the environment,
it is necessary for the American of today to understand
the origin and growth of our social and political institu-
tions and tendencies. In teaching English History, special
emphasis is put on the fact that our American civilization
comes largely from English beginnings.
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Preparatory Year. One-half term.
Soj)liomore Year. One term.
Text Books: Rights and Duties of American Citizen-
ship — Willoughby. School Civics — Boynton-Pierson.
The student is given some knowledge of the nature of
political authority. He is led to an understanding of
citizenship and goverixment in general, before taking up
the study of our complex government. The rise of the
nation is considered. A study of the history of the con-
stitutional convention is made. A review of the text of
the constitution, the meaning of the terms employed,
together with the historical incidents to which they refer,
are made prominent. The framework of the government
— both National and State — is examined.
Department of Mathematics
Mr. S.mith Mr. Gordon Miss Stephens
Mr. Wiley Mr. Beisel
Arithmetic — The work in Arithmetic is designed to
prepare the student for subsequent work in mathematics
or for teaching in the public schools. It also gives him a
practical knowledge of the subject and prepares him for
business life. The subject is made clear through the use
of concrete and practical problems.
The subject of Arithmetic is covered in three terms and
the work is approximately as follows:
First Year.
1. Drill in the funiliuiu'iital operations with integers, decimals and
fractions.
■2. Denominate numl)crs, omitting tables that are not in common
use.
3. Mensuration and surfaces.
4. Percentage and its application.
5. Interest, including discount.
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Metric sysleni.
Practical problems of all kimls.
Frequent reviews and drills.
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1. Intensive study of arithmetical |)riniiplc
fundanu-ntal operations in integers, frail
i. Practical mensuration.
3. Mi.secllaneous proljlems.
4. Drills demanding alertness and accuracy
5. Oral work.
6. Emphasize the importance of good Knglish
7. Metric system.
8. Study of hanking, stock market, money and other souices of
arithmetical problems.
Algebh.v — The object of [Wis roiir.so in .Mfjehra i.s to
give tlie .student a thorougli knowledge of tlie [jrineiple.s
of elementary Algebra, and niueh work in i)raetic'al ajjpli-
<ations thereof. This thoroughne.s.s of the eour.se is desirable
both for the student.s who expect to teach in the public
.siiiools and for those desiring to do advanced work. Tin
work is i)lamu'(i to assist the student in the further sludv
of iiiallieiiiatics and the study of the physical sciences.
The culture \aiiie of Algebra is recognized and the student
is led to realize the beauties of the subject.
The work
First Year.
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1. Review of fundamental operations, including factoring.
i. Fractions, including ratio and simple proportion.
;!. Simple equations with a .study of graphs.
+. Involution and evolution.
.). Quadratic equations.
(i. Radical equations.
7. Theory of exponents.
8. Binomial theorem.
!t. Practical problems.
In order to complete this work in a year, the student should have
d a full year's work in .\lgebra before entering. Quickness and
curacy of thought are predominant ain\s in the work.
(;K«)MKri{V 'llie re(|uired work in <«eoinetry covers
I he ground onl lined in Went worth's Plane (ieornelry.
Solid (lioinrlry. which is elective in the junior year, is
l>a>cd on Went worth's Solid (ieonielry.
The body of (ieoinetrical I ruth is an organized structure.
I lie careful stuijy <»f wlii<li has ever been a sliinuliis and a
discipline to those wlirt have pursued it. The prospec-live
tcai hir receives a training which is essential in his work
as ;i Icailicr and in the jdirsiiit of scientific studies, .\inong
llic Micnt.il and moral <|ualilics which it is the aim of this
In iJcM-lup arc I lie following: Initiative,
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iili.inrr. .111(1 the al)ilit\ to cope with a new situation. The
sliKJy III (ii letry develops the habit of ac-curale reasoning.
I III- li.ibil of looking confidently for the srdution of every
piiilili 111. iiii iiiding those of everyriay life, of riiMriminating
liclvMiM I lie essential fetituresof a problem and those which
arc lint es.sential.
.\ftcr a thorough >tud.\ of the dcmon>trations of the
author, the student takes up the demonstrations of the
original exercises. With these he is able to deal, after a
few suggestions; this gives him self-reliance and power and
he proceeds confidently and accurately. Such a course a-s
thi.s gives the student a mind trained to meet the problems
which confront the teacher.
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I'lanr.
1. Study of the tivc liooks.
■i. Correlate algebra, arithmetic and geometry.
.'5. Practical problems.
Solid.
(oiiliniic the work of the preceding year. Make and use models
and devote considerable time to practical problems based upon the
demonstrations.
Trigoxo.mktkv Axn StR\ eying — One term is devoted
to Trigonometry and one to Surveying. The Trigonometrj-
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is Plane Trigonometry. The work includes the study and
use of logarithms, sufficient study of the triangle to prepare
for Surveying, the development of the formulas, and
practical applications.
The term devoted to Surveying involves the study of
the theory of Surveying, but the greater part of the work
is actual practice in the field with surveyor's instruments.
The students, after some elementary work run boundary
lines, keep notes of all work, and then reduce their ob.serva-
tions.
An outline of the work follows: ■
Trigonometry
1. Trigonometric functions.
8. The right triangle.
3. Gonimetry.
4. Logarithms.
5. The oblique triangle.
6. Practical problems with field work.
Surveying
1. Study of instruments for office and field work.
2. Land surveying.
3. Triangulation.
4. Leveling.
5. Railroad work.
6. City surveying.
7. Plotting, blue prints, copying, etc.
Higher Mathematics — Any one desiring may elect
courses in College Algebra, Analytic Geometry, and Cal-
culus.
Department of Physics and Chemistry
Mr. James jNIr. Beisel Miss Dame
The general purpose of the courses in Physics and
Chemistry is to familiarize the pupils with the most impor-
tant machines, pieces of apparatus, and processes needed
in the modern state. The first step in securing this result
is bringing the pupils into touch with machines, many of them
familiar to the farm boy of the last generation but unknown
([uantities to our pupils. The pupils are required to describe
these niacliines and pieces of apparatus in their own lan-
guage, their vocabulary being enlarged as the occasion
requires. The final step consists in bringing the pupils to
see how the laws of physical .science are illustrated by these
machines and processes.
A rea.sonable degree of dexterity in the elementary
proces.ses of Physics and Chemistry is required.
Chemistry — The required work in Chemistry covers
a period of two and one-half terms. The student begins
the study in the Junior Year after completing such study
of Physiology and Elementary Mathematics as may have
served to introduce him to the principles of scientific
thinking, preparing his mind for the reception of the more
com])lex ideas involved. Recitation work is supplemented
by lectures by the instructor on the more abstract parts of
the subject discussed in the text. These lectures, or talks,
enable the instructor to keep in touch with the student's
progress and to lead him into the subject as the best text
is not able to do. Regular hours are assigned for laboratory
work and the student's note-book is written up and exam-
ined. The laboratory is newly furnished and supplied
with modern conveniences. Each student is supplied with
a desk and the necessary apparatus to pursue his studies.
The aim of this course is to give the student some concept
of the large part which Chemistry is playing in our indus-
trial and .social life, to impress on the student the value of
the subject in bringing us in touch with the world's work in
many fields, and to enable him to see the esthetic side of
scientific truths. The fundamental character of Chemistry
in Nature Study is made clear, and experiments are selected
to aid him in teaching that subject. That Chemistry is a
rapidly developing subject is kept in view, and references
are made to its progress.
Supplementing the work in General Chemistry, is
offered an elective course in Qualitative Analysis of unknown
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Iry salts, the methods of d(>tecting non-
s Ix-inf;' l)(■^l made clear by this means.
Chemistry is concluded by a course in
alysis, during which analyses of less com-
and ores follow (juantitative determinations
by (ilra\imetric methods. This course
(led by instruction in the Elements of
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the Held of Practical Clicmisti'v, and some
now held valuable positions in this line.
this department comply with the entrance
Wcllesley, Smith, Princeton and other
of our graduates are teaching Science
Schools, while others hold good positions
•ori)(irations.
Physics The course in Physics extends through the
Senior Year. The aim is to cultivate a keen understanding
and appreciation of common natural jthenomena, and a
deej) sympathy for what is scientific in a scientific age.
The method used is to combine recitations with as much
individual laboratory work as possible. Class demonstra-
tions and practical problems in the different topics supple-
ment and fix the theory. At least twenty-five experiments
illustrative of fundamental ])rinciples are recjuired. The
experiments are ])erformed individually by the student
and carefully recorded in special note-books.
The large and well-lighted laboratory has been planned
and built along modern lines, and is e<|uij)ped with new
laboratory furniture and a])i)aratus. The tables are pro-
vided with U|)rights and adjustable bars; and the apparatus
com))rises many costly pieces, while other i)ieces, though
verifying fundamental laws, are yet so simple as to be
easily duplicated by our graduates in schools lacking
facilities, and in their teaching of Klementarv Science and
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Mr. Talbot Mr. MacConnell Miss Eyre
It is the object of this department to secure to the pupil
the distinctive advantages which result from correct
science study. These we believe to be the power to observe
quickly, clearly, and comprehensively, and the ability to
deduce legitimate conclusions from the observations thus
made. With these ends in view, it is the aim rarely to tell
the pupil what he can find out for himself by observation
or experiment.
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The whole department is now in quarters designed
especially for this kind of work. The laboratories are
completely equipped with up-to-date laboratory furniture.
Much new apparatus has been added to all the laboratories,
greatly increasing the value of the work done in this
department.
Geography
Courses:
Geography A. Preparatory Year.
Physical Geography. Freshman Year.
PoliticalXGeography. Junior Year.
Text Books: Geography A.
TJio aim in Geography A is to give the student a general
review of the facts of Mathematical, Physical and Political
Geography sufficient to prepare him for the work of the
Freshman Year.
Physical Geography — The student takes up the study
of Physical Geography in the Freshman Year. In pursuing
tlie study, the fact is kept in mind that the majority of
the students have as yet little if any knowledge of Physics,
Chemistry, etc., and therefore no attempt is made to
burden their minds with those features of the study which
they cannot grasp and understand. Yet, though the
cause of certain important facts may be complicated as
in the ca.se with the atmospheric circulation; or, unknown.
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as in the oonfigiiration of the continents and in the uplift
and dej)ression of liie hinds; and the consequences of other
facts may he indirect or remote; nevertheless, these facts
are so inherently physiofjraphic, that they are treated as
fully as the circumstances will i)ermit, leavinj; the more
<'()mplex features for the student's later comprehension.
In all this work, attention is frecpiently directed to the
association of human conditions with the environment by
which they have been determined, in order to form in the
student the habit of looking; upon the physical features
of Ihc earth in their relation to the progress and develop-
ment of mankind.
During this term, sullicicut time is put on Mathematical
(ieo<j;ra])hy to iii\i' the pupil a clear grasp of the elementary
phenomena conncclcd tlicrcwilh.
The study of the text is illumined by such field work j-
is [)ossible, by the use of ])ictures, diagrams, nui])s, globe-,
and the a|)]);n'alus at hand.
I'oi.nu AL CiK()(;i{.\iMiv The aim of this eour.se is to
ground the jiupil thoroughly in the facts of Economic and
Political (icography: to emi)hasize the importance ol
geographical environment and the power man has over hi>
environment. Majj-ilrawing is a constant feature of the
work. The work is enrichecf, as much as possible, by pic-
tures, specimens of various products of ditferent countries.
etc. Careful attention is j)aid to what might be called
up-to-date geogra|)hy, it being deemed worth while that
the i)upil should form the habit of keeping abreast of
present geographical progress. The fact is kept constantly
in mind that (Icography and History should closely corre-
late, and therefore, in the study of the former, the pupil's
attention is called to many facts and features which will
.serve to throw light upon the study of the latter.
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In Political Geography we have studied the earth with
regard to man's activities upon it — cities, farms, factories;
in Physical Geography we have considered the earth as
the home of man, and learned of its surface preparation
for man's use; in Geology we go deeper, and study the
origin of the world, its varying forms and its gradual
evolution from primeval tire-mist to a stable foundation
for man's multitudinous labors and investigations.
Science and Revelation unite in declaring the world to
have been at first "without form, and void;" then that
there gradually appeared the waters; then above these,
lands arose to view; later came elementary life forms of
plant and of animal life; finally, when all was ready, man,
the master, entered upon his inheritance.
We first consider Geology physiographically, and review
our Physical Geography study; then comes Lithological
Geology, the examination of rocks and minerals and soils,
their condition, structure and arrangement; next Dynamical
Geology, treating of the causes of Geological events, of the
forces which produce earth changes — atmosphere, heat,
water, life, etc.; finally. Historical Geology, when earth's
pages have been scanned to learn of the successive time-
stages when rock layers were laid, and plants, animals and
man appeared.
Botany — In the study of Botany an amount of text-
book work sufficient to give tlie necessary technical terms
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and fundamental principles is required. But the greater
part of the work consists in a close study of the types of
the most important orders. Special attention is paid to
structure and function as affected by environment, and to
the inter-relations of the animal and plant worlds.
Large tables have been placed in the classroom where
the pupils may perform their dissection and analysis under
the guidance of the instructor.
The student is recjuired to collect, analyze, classify and
mount a number of specimens of local flora.
Note-books are used in which the student keeps a faithful
record of his observations and deductions.
Zoology — This biological subject is studied in nuieh
the same manner as Botany — recitation from text book;
individual laboratory work, taking up the larger type
forms; and field work.
Each student makes his own dissections, keeps a faithful
record of actual observations in note-books, and mounts
specimens collected from excursions in the vicinity. He
is taught to infer habit from structure, and to see life
relationships, and the economic value of our fauna.
Human Physiology — The study of Physiology is one
term's work in the Preparatory Year and one in the Junior
Year. This being the first science work which our students
take up, it serves as an introduction to scientific methods
of thinking; and Ifi'liiiff. Our siiuli'iits have sci-ii IVw
scientific experiments ])ert\)rnie(l and have jjert'ornied still
fewer themselves. The method of leachinj^ to which they
have been accustomed is the didactic. These facts largely
jjovern the mode of presentation. So far as the size of the
class and the time available permits, the students perform
the experiments themselves and draw their own con-
clusions. Here Ihcy are led to tlcpcnii on llicirown eyes
and fingers.
Rather more atlenlion is dcNotcd to tiie Chemistry of
Pliysiology and to the subject of Hygiene than to Anatomy.
In the lectures and talks by the instructor to the students,
the attention of the latter is drawn to the experiences of
the race in the matter of food, drink, and raiment; and
they are led to attach imiiortance to tlie lessons which
the race has learned in these matters. In all the work the
cheerful sides of Physiology and Hygiene are emphasized
and the morbid sides kept in the t)ackgrouTul.
Department of Latin and Greek
Miss Ch.\ffee Mr. Ahntz 1)u. J a( k
The number of students j)reparing for college has steadily
increased during the last few years. Vassar, WcUesley,
Mt. Holyoke, Lafayette, Washington and Jeffer.son, West-
minster. State, Michigan, Cornell and other colleges, receive
students upon our certificate.
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In the Freshman Year, three terms are spent on Smith'.s
Latin Lessons. There is constant drill in the Latin forms
and inflections, and in the general principles of Latin
.syntax. It is desired that the student have a good knowl-
edge of English before taking up this branch, since the
idioms of the two languages are constantly compared.
In the Sophomore Year, three terms are devoted to
Hooks I-IV. of Caesar. Here, in addition to the literal
and free translation of the text, there is constant drill in
the derivation of words, and in the use and force of the
cases, the modes, the tenses, the principles of indirect
discourse, the periphrastic conjugation, etc. Some time
is .spent in a careful study of Caesar's life and of the Roman
life of his time.
In the Junior Year, the same method of study is con-
tinued, making six orations of Cicero the basis; four
against Catiline, Archias, and Manilian Law. The life of
Cicero is also studied, together with the occasion of the
delivery of each oration, and the liistorical facts connected
with each. One lesson a week is devoted to Latin compo-
sition.
In the Senior Year, Books I-VI. of Virgil's Aeneid are
read. Besides the drill on the usual grammatical con-
structions, special attention is paid to the constructions
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peculiar to Latin poetry, to figures of speech, and prosotly
(metres and versification). The attention of the student
is called to the fundamental difference in the character of
I^nglish and Latin poetry. The mythological characters,
the life of Virgil, and Latin composition are also studied.
SCMMARV
First Year.
1. Elements of grammar and vocabulary of at least 500 words
— thorough preparation to read Caesar.
Second Year.
2. Four books of Caesar, with close attention to grammar and
Roman history of the period.
Third Year.
3. Cicero; six orations, with special attention to composition and
English derivatives.
Fourth Year.
i. Virgil, si.x books; Composition; special attention to Mythology
and poetic forms.
Greek — It is the aim not only to implant a thorough
knowledge of the forms and principles of syntax, but also
by means of reading at sight and other exercises, to enable
the student to use the language in a practical way. In
this way the student comes to look upon Greek, not as a
"dead" language, made up of a mass of forms and rules,
but as a legacy of a cultured people.
The reading of the Greek authors includes Xenophon">
Anabasis and Homer's Iliad. If desired, other authors may
be studied. In connection with these, the history and
customs of the Greek people are studied. Pearson's Greek
Prose Composition is also used.
Preparatory .students are given the amount of Latin
and Greek required by the institution to which entrance
is sought.
Department of Modern Languages
Miss Be.\kdwoo» Mr. Arntz Miss Baimbach
English is the most widely spoken language of the world,
German follows a close second, Spanish and French stand
next in this comparison, (ierman literature contains some
of the most scholarly works of the j)resent and past. It is
noted for its philo.sophic thought and scientific works. The
merits of the French language lie in the beauty, elegance
and precision of expression. He who masters this tongue
has access to some of the choicest literature. Spanish has
acquired of late a foremost rank in the curriculum of
preparatory schools due to our political and commercial
relations with Spanish America. It opens the field of
inten.sely interesting and original literature characteristic of
the people of Spain and of half of the American continent.
What is gained by the study of a foreign language?
The translation of any language requires a student to
use his native tongue and thereby he becomes skilful in
the u.se of it. The characteristics of a people's thought
and nature are expressed by their language. "A man is a
man as often as he knows a foreign language." The study
of languages broadens and enriches the mind through con-
tact with tlie customs and ideals of other peoples.
The object of this department is to give the student an
introduction to German, French and Spanish. Special
attention is given to the salient points in grammar and the
practical use of the spoken and written language. From
the start the students are encouraged to converse in the
foreign language they are studying and to write original
prose compositions, in order to make their course in modern
languages as practical as possible.
The students subscribe for the German magazine "Aus
Nah und Fern" or for the F'rench magazine "Choses et
autres," or the Spanish edition of the Pan-American
Bulletin, published by the Pan-American Union. The
students are also encouraged to read articles in such foreign
weekly publications as "die Woche" or "I'lllustration," and
such essays in the National Geographic Magazine as deal
with France, Germany, Spain or Spanish America, and
to become familiar with foreign newspapers.
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ciiilioii, <'oiijiif,'iitinii ol' \cil)^ anil on llic csseiilial i)i-iii<'ii)l<s
of synlax. Tiic scciniil y<ai's work consists of coiiiposilion.
advanced ^lanimar- and cxlciisixc icidinj;. I'ocilis of llic
best writers ai-e coinniillc(l mimI some lime is devotecl to
I'xcrciscs in dicl;ili(in. Tlic drill in c(jn\ c'rs;il ion is lia-iij
oil till' text nsed in <lass. Tlicsc remarks ,ip|il\- I o I lie enl n r
de])artnienl. A special Icirn will lie dcMiled lo Spani-li
commercial <-orrespoiMlenc-e.
The (irsi \-ear of (icirnan or l''renili may lie used as a
siihstitule in tlie .Innior ^'ear; tlie secorni yi'ar's work max
!)(' siihslitiited in the Senior ^ Car.
French Texts: (iuerhor's Coiites el Lcfieiides; Hicrinaii
and Frank's Conversational French Reader. Kraiser and
S(piair's (iraminar (for relVroiu'c) ; Malol's Sans Fainille:
llalevy's I'n Afarriage d'Anioiir; Andonx" Marie Claire; ,,„ ,,,, j,,, \,,,,,,i,
Daiidet's I,a helle Nivcrnaisi- or thi'ir e(|ui xali'iit s.
Iiut a^'ricnll nre. IIk' mother of all iii<liistry and the iiiaiii-
(leninui Texlx: Manfred's I'raktischer AiilaiiK, (iiieiher's taiiier of human life"
Miirchon und Kr/ahhinfi<"n. IJacon's Ini ^'ateI•land, Storm's
Immenseo. Wildenliruch's E<lles IJInt niid der Letzle;
FroytaK's .loiirnalislen or Minna von Barnhelm (Lessing)
or SeliilU'r's AVillielni Tell, or their e([nivalents.
Spdiiish 'I'f.rls: I)e\itls" Spanish (iraminar. \\a\maii's
Tri]) to South America, (Jiese's Spanish .Vnccdotcs, Whittcn
and Andrade's Commercial Correspondence, selections
from Cervantes, Lope de ^'eJ^a, Echegaray. \'ald6s, Valera,
(iaidos, Becquer. or their equivalents; elements of Spanish
and South American geograjihy and history and general
outline of Sjianish literature.
Department of Agriculture and
Manual Training
Mk. Jackson
"At the head of all science.s and arts, at the head of all
eivili/atioii and progress, stands not militarism, the science
that kills, not commerce, the art that accumulates wealth.
The course in agriculture is designed to pre[)ari- the
students for teaching in the piihlit- schools. Methods of
presenting the subject are explained and many exerc-iscs
are given which may be n.sed in their work.
Practical work in the vegetable and flower garden is
re(piired. Field trips to farms are taken in order that the
student may become ac(|uainted with the regular work
of the farm.
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The nature of i)lants.
Roots, stem, leaves, flower, fruit, seeds.
Propagation.
Seed, bulb, bud, graft, cuttings.
Soils.
Origin, kinds, humus, moisture, drainage, tillage,
im])rovement, fertilizers, manures.
Farm Crojjs.
Cereals.
Corn, wheat, oats, rye, barley, buckwheat.
F\irage.
Grasses, alfalfa, clovers, vetch, peas.
Tubers.
Potato.
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Domestic animals.
Horse.
TyjH's of horses, breeds, care. age. feed, diseases,
and remedies.
Cattle.
Types, breeds, care. feed, disea.ses, remedies, milk,
testing of milk, cream, and butter.
Sheep.
Types, breeds, care. feed, diseases.
Swine.
Tyjies. breeds, care, feed, diseases.
Poultry.
Types, breeds, housing, feed, incubators, brooders.
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Fruits.
Apjjle, pear, peach, plum, cherry, and small fruits.
Forests.
Garden.
Cabbage, celery, onions, lettuce, radish, beets, carrots,
cucumbers, melons.
Farm management.
The choice of a farm.
Location of buildings.
Buildings.
Arrangement of fields.
Rotation of crops.
Farm records and accounts.
Manual Training is not, as some suppose, a study of
the elements of certain trades; but a good course in Manual
Training is invaluable as a preparation for any trade or
profession. The object of the student in Manual Training
is not so much to learn how to perform certain operations
as it is to think and modify knowledge from any source
and adapt and a])ply it to the work in hand in a practical
and efficient manner. It is only those who can apply this
knowledge thus that have received a satisfactory educa-
tional training, and the demand for this class of people
as teachers and in all other lines of activity is greater than
the supply.
The course in Manual Training reciuires the construc-
tion of such objects as will give the student a broad knowl-
edge of the principles involved in wood construction and
finishing. Each student is furnished with a blue-print of
the object to be constructed, thus correlating by applica-
tion his Mechanical Drawing and Manual Training. After
having sati.sfactorily completed the prescribed course of
study, students are allowed to construct one large article
of furniture, such as a table, a taboret, a magazine rack,
a music cabinet, etc., particular attention l)eing given to
the matter of original design and workmanship in construc-
tion and finishing. The educational value of Manual
Training is kept constantly in mind as tlie chief end and
aim of the subject.
The course in Hasketry is designed topre])are the student
for teaching in tiie jjublic schools. It consists of botli
raphia and reed work. The students are required to finish
baskets in the Navajo, Lazy Scpiaw, Mara])osa and Samoan
weave. In the reed work, a napkin ring, mat and two
baskets are recjuired. Special attention is given to design.
Department of Household Arts
and Science
Miss Hunt Miss Hoffman
"The secret of thrift is knowledge. Knowledge of
domestic economy saves income. Knowledge of sanitary
laws saves health and life."
The home training of the daughter is one of the present
day problems. During the public school period her mind is
so occupied with school and school interests that there is
little time or energy left for the practice of home duties.
Without doubt our girls should learn to keep hou.se; but
how? When? All the education that is given them is
inevitably for one purpose, home-making, and yet many
of them never get an opportunity to study this all-important
subject. In consequence they do not realize its importance
and grow to dislike it. This very lack of ability to grasp
the home-making problem is a cause for a large proportion
of the unhappiness and discontent of their future lives.
The course ofl'ered in Household Science and Arts at
the Indiana Normal School tends to cultivate an enthusiasm
for home-making and to elevate it to its rightful place as
the highest and noblest of the Arts.
Men's Basket Ball Squad
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Till' i|rc<»r;iliii(,' iiii<i fiiniisliiiiK of I Ik- Ihiiihc r'oti'^idcn-il
;i> l<i ^.itiilary \iilii<', arlislic valiii-, <|iialily ami <'<inI.
Sl'l.ilM. Two -^ l.\l( (ol HSK I\ Mot SKIHII.I) Akt'^ AM)
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III tin- |)a>l few \cals then- lias l)ccn a ('OM->laiil ili-iiiaiiil
liir a >|)i'<ial i-uiiix' in lliis ilrpart riM-nt. We are now
iill'criM^; a Iwu years" course in lloiiic-makint;. Tliis j-oiirso
liicpaiis tlic slui|i-iil to |)lan anil care for a home witli
<((>iiiiiii\ aii<l iiileilifjence, ami to meet I lie j)rol»leins
.iii--iM^; in I lie aciiiiinistralion of the liome with a kno\vle<i;;e
li:isr(l iipiiii actual experiences. 'l"ea«-hin>j melho<is are
incorpiiraled throiiKhonI the course as far as seems praetieal.
rii<> entrance re<piiremenf s <-oiisisl of a (iij)loma from a
llii-e<- (II- ruiir-year IliKli School, or credits erjiiivaleiit to
lliis diplonia.
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snl.je.t:
iaiile<l to those who eompli-te the
'I'lie rei,ndar course is
Sewiny: and the llonsi
li\ idi'd inlii lliree |)arl
Course.
Cookerv.
CooKiNC 'I'lie aim of this course is to fii^*' ''"' student
the ])rinci])les of the selection and ])reparation of food, a
■stud.v of ]>rotein, carholiydrales, and fats, witti the etl'ecl
of heat on them and ways of cooking them; a sIikIv of
meats and \egelables, with a comparison of animal and
Aei;elal)le foods and ways of preparing and comhiiiing them;
the cost of food in relation to its composition; different
functions of food in tlie bodv: laboratory work involving Ac.vdk.mic Dkp.vhtment
l)i:i'.M{'r.\ii;.vT ok IIoiskiioij) SfiK\<E .\.\"d Aht.s
Cookcr.v — EliMiii-ntary and advanced.' I'er.sona! Hygiene.
Foods — Klemcntary and advanced.
Sewing; I'irst and second jTradc.
Ilonsclw.ld Science.
Hou.se Decoration.
Practice Teacliing.
l)i;i'.\UTMKNT OK SclK.VCK
(heniistrv.
Ptiysics.
Zoology.
all the common ]irocesses of cookery, with the ])reparation
and serving of simple meals.
"Sewing is a subject which cudiodies many jjluises of a
science and art es])ecially relating to a woman's siihere."
Skwing — The aim of this course in sewing is to give
])ractical understanding of the uses of the various stitches
and seams through the making of simple articles by hand.
Machine work is begun on sim])le articles whic-h will give
practice in straight stitching. The course is given with
teaching methods ])rej)aring tlu' sludcnt to tea<-li a simple
<'ourse in .sewing in pulilic school work.
The House - - A brief stud> of early human habilatioii-
and a ('(unparison of the homes of those ])eo|)le with tin
homes of today.
The devclo|)ment of the .Vmerieau home; reasons f.ir
the changes which have taken place and are taking i)la(e;
the etVecl of changes «ui home life.
Some problems involved in the building of a modes!
hou.se: (a) the selection of the site, soil, drainage, surround
ings, accessibility, improvements; (b) the drawing of hous.
plans adai)ted to the site; (e) the cost and relative value ol
building materials; (d) the construction of the house, cellar,
foundation, walls, and roof; (e) heating, lighting, and
ventilating; ifl tlie i)lumbing system of the house.
Drawing-
H(>i)lilc<i'pin);.
I'nitcd States History.
Literature.
French or ("lerinan.
DeP.\RTMENT of KDrCATIOV
History of Education.
Psvcliolo!;y
Physiology
Botany.
Physical Training.
Basketry.
.\rithmetic.
College English.
Pedagogy.
The Baseball Squad
Indiana is unique in offering to her girls a place to make
candy and to cook to their hearts' content. This room is
divided into two parts, a kitchen and a dining-room. The
kitchen is equipped with an up-to-date combined gas and
coal range and all the utensils needed for good cookery.
The dining-room is separated from the kitchen by screens.
This room is tastefully furnished in mission. This so-called
Candy Kitchen has been an important factor in training
the social and hospitable side of the trirls' nntiire.
Department of Physical Training
Miss Eyre Miss Keeffe
Four terms of this work are required. During the
winter term, all of the young women living in the dormitory
are refjuired to take Physical Training.
The aim of this department is three-fold: educational,
hygienic, recreative. The course is outlined to prepare
students to teach this subject in public schools.
The work consists of indoor and outdoor exercises.
Indoor work includes running, military tactics, drills with
hand apparatus, esthetic and folk dancing, gymnastic
games and basketball. Hockey, basketball, tennis and
field athletics are enjoyed on the campus.
The basketball team is a feature of this department.
They play a number of games with other schools during
the season. The girls composing this team, for the past
year, were the undisputed champions in Western Penn.syl-
vania.
The young ladies and gentlemen meet in classes weekly
for dancing lessons, where all the standardized, modern
dances are taught.
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SCHOOL OF ART
Faculty
JOHN A. n. Kl ITII, A. M., Principal
JANIC K. LKONARI), M. S.. Preceptress
K.nftllsh
JOHN W. SPKICHKR
I'cilatfotty
JKAN R. McKLHANKV, Director of Art Instruction
Ciitic-IViuher
Public School DrilwinA
VEDA R. BLOOMKR
History of Puintlntt. Methods.
Advanccil l>ru»ln(>
HOPE STEWART
Assistant Supervisor in
Model School
ELBERT M. JACKSON
Manual Training. Basketry,
Mechanical Drawing
Foreword
"Art is not a thing haviii}; a separate existence; it is not
merely a costly exotic, cultivated only by the wealthy few.
anil intended to please a narrow circle of highly refinetl
people, not this, hnt a hlossoining of the universal nature
t)f iiian. a natural ontcoine of every age, every stage t)f
civilization, every condition of life."
Courses
Four- Year Normal School Course
Tlie main purpose of this conrse, as ])rt)vided hy the
State, is to train teachers to teach drawing in the grades
and to prepare them to work iinderstandingly and symi)a-
thetically with a snpervi.sor of drawing; to cultivate the
faculties; and to cultivate an ajijn-eciation of the beautiful.
Course of Study
Second ^"l•:AH. 100 Pkhiods nwo tkkms)
I. Pictorial Representation.
1. Nature Study.
(a) Plant lifo.
(b) Laiul.'ioapo.
■i. Still Life.
(a) Study of type forms.
(I)) Application of type forms
(c) Perspective.
:!. Figure and animal skeleliinn.
4. .\rtist .study.
11. ('()mi)osition anil Design.
1. I'rineiples.
•i. .\|)plication.
(a) Book cover.
(b) Bowl or plate.
(c) Bag or scarf.
U. Simple printing.
l. Historic ornament.
Seniok Ykak. .")0 I'khiods (o.ve term)
I. :\Ieth()ds.
1. Craile outlines.
i. Observation and criticism.
:i. Consultation.
4. Picture study.
.). Materials.
II. History of .Vrt.
1. Architecture.
i. Sculpture.
,S. Painting.
Normal Art Course
Two Years (six terms)
"Teachers having a superficial grasp of the principles
governing art education, ready to float hither and thither
as the current leads them, shoulil not be given power to
try exi)eriments on chihlren. thus exerting not only a
harmful influence upon the individual but indirectly upon
his environment as well." — Waller Scott Perri/.
The aim of this cour.se is to train teachers to teach and
to supervise the teaching of drawing and the applied arts
in the grades and in High School; to cultivate the faculties;
and to cultivate an appreciation and a desire for the
beautiful.
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Conditions of Admission — Graduates of a state normal
school are admitted without condition and may be able to
complete the course in one year. Graduates of a four-year
High School course are admitted to the Junior Year and
graduates of a three-year High School course are admitted
to the second year of the regular Normal School Course.
Students having completed this second year may be
admitted to this course. Teachers of experience may be
admitted and be conditioned in the branches that have
not been satisfactorily completed by such students. Credit
may be had for any subjects in which the student passes
a satisfactory examination. Students in the Normal Art
Cour.se are strongly advised to complete the regular
Normal School Course.
Course of Study
The work requires from five to eight periods a day and
includes the Pedagogy and English of the Junior and Senior
Years of the regular Normal School Course — Botany,
Plane Geometry, Instrumental Drawing, Basketry, Manual
Training, History of Painting, in addition to the following:
Methods, observation and practice in teaching under
strict supervision and criticism.
The planning of a course of study in Drawing and the
Applied Arts for the grades and High School.
The Applied Arts — Elementary book-making and
cardboard construction, weaving, netting and knotting,
and leather work.
Advanced drawing (two periods daily throughout the
course). This includes nature work in the different
mediums, freehand perspective, pencil sketching, light and
shade, still life, modeling, lettering, historic ornament,
figure drawing, interior decoration, costume designing,
design and composition, wood block printing and stenciling.
Advanced Drawing Course
Two Ye.\rs (six terms)
The work of this course constitutes a part of the Normal
Art Course, but is open to special and regular students of
the school who have completed the elementary drawing
or an equivalent, and who desire a term or more of advanced
work; as well as to tho.se students who wish to complete a
course without the professional requirements. Students
may be admitteil at the beginning of any term.
Course of Study
History of Painting Instrumental Drawing
Basketry Advanced Drawing
Botany Plane Geometry
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CON8ER.V?\TORY OF MU8IC
Faculty
JOHN A. II. kl ITU, A. M.. I'riiuipiil
RKXFORI) I). COLHURN. Mils. B., Director
rianii. Theory, llallan
LKILA FARLIN
ORLKV SKK
Violin
EARL DOUGLASS STOUT, Mus. B.
Pliino, Theory, OriJiin, Music History
JOHN ORR STEWART, A. B.
Voice
MARY WRICJHT
Public .School Music
ORCA REINECKE
Piano
MARY ST. CLAIR KING
MRS. ORLEY SEE
Piano
DIANTHA SIMS
Violin
CHARLOTTE NEFF
Dictation, Sight Singing
JANE BEARDWOOD
French
MARIANNE F. BAUMBACH
German
ELIZABETH KNIGHT EYRE
Physical Training
MRS. JOHN ORR .STEWART
Secretary
The Normal Conservatory
Introductory
The Normal ("on.servatory is di-sifined to offer to its
students the best possible instnulion in music and alhed
subjects, and for this purpose has assembled a faculty and
ef|uipment of tlie highest order. The members of the
faculty h;i\c Iim(1 thorough training under leading music
l)C(lagoguc.s, aiui are e.sjiecially qualified as teachers.
Tlio Conservatory employs in its work thirty upright
pianos, three grand pianos, and a large organ. These
instruments are in constant use for teaching and practice.
.\ large concert griiiid iikkIc by Steinway and Sons is
provided lor recitals.
Plan of Instruction
Instruction in voice or any instrument will be given in
cla.sses of two, each class covering a forty-five minute
period, and the time being divided equally between the
two students. This affords the student not only am])le
individual instruction l>ut an opportunity to observe the
work of another student. This is a source of inspiration
the value of which it i^ impossible to overestimate.
Courses of Study
Regul.\r ("oiRSE — This is a four-year course leading to
graduation and a diploma. The student may choose as a
major subject. Piano. Organ, Voice. Violin, or an orchestral
instrument, receiving in this subject two les.sons per week.
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The other work of the course consists of theoretical musical
subjects, languages, history and teaching methods, designed
to fit the student for a successful life work as a professional
musician.
Public School Music Course — This course trains the
student to fill a position as Supervisor of Music in the
Public Schools. It extends over a period of two years,
covering Voice, Piano, Theoretical Subjects, and especially
the Pedagogy of School Music. The Normal Con.servatory
has an exceptional advantage to offer in this course because
of the large Model School which is a department of the
Indiana Normal School. There are nearly three hundred
children in attendance at this school, divided among nine
grades. The Seniors in the Public School Music Course
the Hockey Field
in the Conservatory
teach music in these grades under the direction of the
head of the Department. At least one period per week
is devoted to criticism and suggestions for improvement.
The student is thus given practical experience in the
profession which he has adopted.
The course in Public School Music is difficult and only
graduates of four-year high schools are admitted. The
most desirable students are those who have had .some
experience as teachers in the Public Schools.
Special Students — Students desiring to take lessons
in any musical subject may enter the Conservatory at any
time, paying the rates stated in the catalogue for such
work as they wish to pursue.
Expenses
For a Statement of Expenses in the Conservatory, see
index.
Special Catalogue
A Special Catalogue, describing in detail the Conserva-
tory and its work, will be mailed upon ap])lication to the
Director. Any additional information will be gladly fur-
nished. Inquiries should be addressed to
Rexford D. Colburn, Director,
Normal Conservatory of Music,
Indiana, Pennsylvania.
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SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Faculty
JOHN A. H. KKITH, A. M., Priiuip;il
JOHN E. SMITH, Pd. B., Head of Commercial IXpartmeiil
Bookkeeplnii, Itiinkiiiit. Conimerclul Law, Cost Accnuntinit
M. C. GORDON, M. S.
Arithmetic
EDITH KATHARINK (;REKNLEE
Geoftraphy, Civics, I . S. History
IJ. R. BEISKL, ». ,S.
Aljlebra
MRS. FLORENCE C. ARNTZ, A. B.
Shorthand, Typewrlilna, I.viter-Wrlting, OfHce Methods
MARI.\N REID
Crammar
f;dna b. smith, a. b.
Composition
GERTRUDE PLANTE
Bookkeeping. Shorthand
HARRIET B. STILES
Readinit. Spelllnii
EDNA L. SPROVVLS
Public Speaking
Foreword
Successful iiiiMi jmd wonicii of cxcry callinii in life recog-
nize the advaiilafies of a tlioroiifih business education. To
tiiose who intend to pursue an active business career, such
trainiuu is an iudispensahle aid. For fiiis reason, and in
order to fuinish teachers for business departments in high
schools, the commercial department was adtled to our
school several years ago. Its object is to instruct young
men and women in the laws, customs and forms of business;
to cultixate in ihcm habits of neatness, accuracy and
thorougiiness of work; to familiarize them with jiractical
l>usiness prol)lems, and in every way possible prepare
them for successful business careers. The teachers are of
tiie regular school faculty and are specialists in their
several lines.
"Bookkeeping and Aci-oiintancy" and the accomj)aiiying
liudget systems, by II. M. Howe, Ph. I)., arc taught.
This system i^ a radical dei)arture from the ordinary
methods of teaciiing Bookkecjiing. The student learns
nothing which lie will be asked to ftjrget when he secures
a position. He takes up the wtirk of a bookkeeper at the
first, keeps the most practical books of original entry, is
advanced step by step until he has actpiired a thorough
knowledge of the duties of a bookkeeper, thoroughly under-
stands the principal accounts in all their a|)plications. is
j)roficient in all the calculations pertaining to his position,
and has secured what may be termed a thorough knowlerlge
of Bookkeci)ing.
After mastering the elementary budgets, a student who
wishes to specialize in such work as Farm .\ccounting.
Lumber .Accounting, Cost .Accounting, and so forth, may
,lo so.
After completing the work in Bookkin-ping. the student
is given a course in .\merican National Banking, budget ("
of the H. M. Howe .series. .\ complete exposition of
.Vmerican National Banking as it is practiced is offered
and the student jierforms all the duties of the various
officers of the bank, the Cashier, the .Assistant Ca.shier.
the Teller, the Discount Clerk, the (Jeneral Bookkeeper.
the individual Bookkeeper and others.
.After the student reaches advanced Bot>kkeeping. he
is ])ermitted to u.se the Burroughs .Adding Machine in
certain operations and is taught the various uses of this
most necessary of modern office appliances.
In the Shorthand and Typewriting Department it is
our aim to prepare stutlents for such duties as every
stenographer must perform, whether employed as an
amanuensis, private secretary or reporter. In every line
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of employment — commercial or professional — there is
an active demand at all times for good stenographers. Xo
other profession offers so many opportunities for the
ambitious young man or young woman to advance to
positions of influence. All that is necessary to enter upon
this line of work is the requisite preparatory training which
we aim to provide here.
We teach Graham Standard Phonograpliy. Nearly half
the professional shorthand writers in the United States
write this system. Its superiority over all the "easy to
learn" systems lies in the fact that the student may push
to any desired rate of speed. Many inferior systems, so
widely advertised today, are adecfuate only for certain
limited requirements of amanuensis work, where speed
rypewriting
is not essential. After mastering thoroughly the scientific
jjrinciples on which Standard Phonography is built, even
indifferent penmen are able to follow the utterances of
the most rapid speakers.
Up-to-date filing systems are taught in this department,
and our students will go out well prepared to meet any
re(|uirement in this imi)ortant branch of business training.
Time Required
Our Commercial Courses are longer than those of many
business .schools, but we believe that fundamental to a
successful business training is a thorough common school
education. Those who are deficient in this respect enter
the classes in Grammar, Composition, Civil Government,
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I'imIimI Shihs llisl(ii\. ( ii-((j;i;i|)li\ . S|)i-lliiiji, Aiil limrl ic jiid l{<ii(liliji llooiii. 'i'lir lal l(T is (■(|lli|>|)<'i| iiol iiiily with
,111(1 s(i lorlli, :il(>rin willi I lie slnilciils wlio ;irc l^ikiii^; llir :ill llic l<':iiliii^' manazilics and daily city ii<-ws|ja|)<Ts, liiit
icf^uhir- ii(irrii;il <(iiii-sc, ;i ml :irc rr(|iiiir(l hi <|ii llii- s,iim<-
uui'k III llicsc lininclics as IImim- ulm lia\c Id p.i^s lln-
Slali' |{():ii(l l''AMiiiin:il iipii>. S|iciial lAa iiiiiKi I inns an-
^i\cii in llicsc liiaiiclics, ami sliidciils need ikiI laki- -iicli
slmlics in class as llicy arc alilc li> pass in liiis \\.\\.
Sonio Advantages of Taking a Commercial
Course at Normal
In a<ldilii>ii In I lie splendid ci{iii|>ni<'nl ul llic I >c{iaii iiiciil
ilsclr, ( 'oinnicreial sliidciils oj' Imiiana lia\<- iiiaiiy aiKan-
la^'cs al)si)liilcl,\' iiiikmiuii al I lie i^rcal niajdiily nl Inisiiiess
schools. 'jMicy lia\c a<-ccss In I lie larj^c Nnrnial Lilirai'.N' liaseliall and track team
also wilji llic weekly pnlilical ions from the lioine towns of
iiiariN of llic slndcnls. Cornnicn'ial sliidciils iin* always
ucicinnc additions to tin- literary societies, deliatili); cliilis
and Cliristiali associations of the school. Sfx'iajs, lecltires,
lonccrls, plays, etc.. provided l»y the Noniial Schotil an-
al llic <lisposal of the ( '<iininercial stiideiils. Many yoiinn
iiicii who come to Indiana for Inisiness coiirsc-s, in addition
lo .securiiifj Ihe Inisiness training; f<»r wliicli lliey c-oine,
licvclop inio frrcat alhletes. Our expert eoaelies always
find I lie e.irne^l. hard- working; ('oininereial sliideiils a
splemlid linil\ rriiiii which to hiiiid up their );reat f(K)ll>all,
l$<)()kkoeping (bourse
First IVrni
Second Term
Third Term
One
Year
ltoHl<Kr,|,lr,i; 1
TyprwiililiK 1
.\rillimclie 1
(ii-iiniiMiir 1
IVnmanship 1
Sprlliiif;
Bookliccpiiig 11
'l'yp<'wrilin),' II
Anlliiiiclic II
(iniMiiii.ir II
Penmaiiship U
ComuuTcial Law I
Kookkerping III. Hanking
Composition
i "orrfsponHcnce
Comnirroial Law II
( 'ummvrcial Geography
Shorthand Course
Second Term
One
Year
First
Year
Short lia ml I
T.vpi'wrilirif; 1
.\ritlimctii- 1
(iraiiiniar I
Coniposilidii
Spelling
Shorthand II
Dictation II
.Arithmetic II
Typewriting I
Grammar II
English I
Commercial Law I
Commercial Teacher's Training Course
Third Term
Shorthanil III
Dictation III
Tvpcwritinj; III
Kn^lish II
Correspondence
Commercial Law II
Commercial Geography
First
Term
Second
Term
Third Term
nookkeepin-
Arillinieli.- I
Crannii.'ir 1
IVnman^lup
Sp,-llii,-
Algebra ".V"
1
Bookkeeping II
Arithmetic 11
Grammar II
Penmanship II
Algebra ■'H"
Comm.Tcial Law I
Bookkeeping III. Banking
.\lgehra "C"
Correspondence
Commercial Cieography
Commercial Law II
Fourth Term
I Shorthand I
Second Composition
Year 'rype»riling I
Knglish Literature
K.xpiession
Fifth Term
.Sixth Term
Sliorlhan.i 11
Knglish 1
Typewriting II
Dictation II
.Vmericaii Literatiir
Shorthand III
Kngli-h II
Typewriting HI
Dictation III
Civics
Klkctives:
First Lessons in Finance. History of Coniineree, F.lements of
Transportation. Cost .\ccoiinting. Auditing. Farm Accounting. Lumber
.Accounting and other special systems, or any >uliject on the regular
Normal Course.
Adv.\nced Standing:
(iraduate.s of four-year high schiwls will be granted advanced
standing upon presentation of their credit.s. properly certified hv the
priiu ipal or president of the board of the school from which they are
grailiiated. Others will be given advanced standing upon passing a
sali>factory examination in any of the subjects in the course.
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A Lesson in Penmanship
Music — Students taking the Commercial Course have
an excellent opportunity to take voice culture or instru-
mental music along with the Commercial work. Many
students do this.
Lectures — It has become a part of the settled policy of
this Institution to give to its pupils the opportunity to
hear in their own halls lecturers of eminent ability on
subjects supplementary to the regular work, or of universal
interest.
Influence — It pays to attend a school that is widely and
favorably known, for much of the future success of the
student depends upon the character and influence of the
school from which he is graduated. An Indiaiui Diploma
is a passport into the best ])ositions of the State.
Positions
We do not guarantee positions to graduates of our Busi-
ness School, but we are watchful and zealous in our efforts
to place them as soon as they step out of the school. At
the present time we are unable to supply the demand for
our graduates and we do not doubt that this condition
will continue.
Detailed Information
If you desire to know more of the work done in our
Shorthand, Bookkeeping and Banking Department, address
J. E. Smith, Head of Business School.
Special to Teachers
At the present time there is a great demand for trained
teachers of Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Shorthand,
Typewriting and other commercial sul)jects. This demand
is constantly growing and we wish to place special emphasis
upon the opportunity oft'ered in this field to j'oung people
with the requisite elementary training. The salary of a
commercial teacher is usually much better than that of
teachers in other branches of the profession.
We particularly call attention to our Commercial
Teachers' Training Course, organized several years ago,
especially to prepare teachers to teach the commercial
subjects. We are continually asked for graduates of the
regular Normal Course, or of good High School Courses,
who have prejjared themselves as Commercial Teachers.
The work is fascinating and the salaries range from $75
to $l'-25 per month. In a great many cases, even much
higher salaries than the last mentioned are paid.
Tuition — The tuition for either one of the Commercial
Courses is the same as for the regular Normal Course and
may be found under the heading "Statement of Expenses,"
elsewhere in this catalogue.
Free Tuition — Is granted to all students over .seventeen
years of age who promise to teach for two years, either
commercial or other subjects, in accordance with the pro-
visions of the law. Commercial students who avail them-
selves of this opportunity are charged fifty cents a week
for the "State subject" which the law requires them to
take, inasmuch as this "State subject" is not included in
the Commercial Courses.
The extra charges for shorthand and typewriting, as
given in the "Statement of Expenses," are not intended
for students who are taking either of the Commercial
Courses, but are extra charges for students who are taking
one or both of these studies in addition to the regular
Normal Course.
Pennsylvania Sta/c> A
THE TRAINING SCHOOL
Faculty
JOHN A. II. Kli III, A. M., Principal
JKNNIK M. ACKKRMAN
Huiid of 'l'r;iliiini> l>i'|>;irlnit'nt
HOPl'VSTKWART, I'd. 15.
CrltU-Ti'acher
MALVINA CARMAN RIDDLK. Pd. B.
Critic- Ti-.ichiT
AMY GRAY
Crilk-Teachcr
.\GGIE L. SULIS
Critic-Teacher
CHARLOTTK STUCHUL, A. B.
Crltic-Tcacher
ELBERT M. JACKSON
Supervi.sor of Manual Trainlnii
ELIZABETH KNICHT EYRE
Physical Culture
MARY WRICHT
.Supervisor of .Music
BEULAH HUNT
Domestic Science
CLARISSA B. ROBINSON
Methods
JOHN W. SPEICHER, A. B.
Psycholoft>-
Scope and Function of the Training School
The training ilopartnieiit con.si.sts of a school ot' about
two hundred and fifty .students. Tliese are earefully
<li\"ided into eight grades corresponding to the grades of
I he most approved elementary schools of the country, and
an advanced class composed of those who have conijileteci
the regular Model Scliool Course and are prei)ared to take
u)) the work of the Preparatory Year.
The regular work of the school is systematically supcr-
vi.sed by trained ami experienced critic-teachers. Th(\v
are responsible for the progress of the children and the
training of the pupil-tcachers. The special work in music.
drawing and manual Iraining is uiuler the direction and
control of specialists in these branches.
All the work of the pedagogical departiiieiit centers in
the training .school. Its purj)ose is to afford the inenibers
of the Senior Class an opjjorliinity to put into jjractiee
the principles of education which have been emphasized
througiiout the entire course, to send them out with :i
very practical knowledge of tlie theory and art of teaching,
and with the confideiu'c and judgment which arise from
actual experience in the sdioolroom.
To this end each candidate for graduation is required
to teach at least two terms satisfactorily in the MfMlel
School. The work is so arranged that experience is gained
in both the ])rimary and grammar departments.
Students begin their observation and ])ra<'fice work in
the Senior Year. A class numbering from fifteen to twenty
children is assigned to each for a period of twelve or fifteen
weeks. The Seniors then re|)ort to the critic-teacher to
who.se department their work belongs. Instructions are
given with regard to the general management of the cla.ss,
the work to be covered, use and care of materials, methods
to be employed, hours for criticism, and the various duties
incidental to the actual teaching.
The pupil-teachers are required to write plans for the
daily le.s.son. The.se plans are submitted to the critic-
teachers and are carefully examined and corrected the day
before the lesson is presented. They are written in accord-
ance with the following outline:
I. Aims II. Illustrative Material.
(J General. III. Basis.
h Special. IV. Subject Matter — Method.
The plans should show most clearly that the teacher
understands the child, his interests, capacity and limitations.
They should sliow that she understands the subject to be
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taught and the end and aim in presenting it. They should
indicate that she is acquainted with the child's past experi-
ence and properly ai)preciates his fund of ideas. Fertility
in illustration and device, skill in questioning and thor-
oughness in drill should mark both plan and presentation.
Seniors who are teaching are required to meet their
critic-teacher for general criticism one period a week. In
this criticism class, general topics relative to the work are
discussed, general mistakes are noted, reading along
professional lines is assigned, and the various problems
of the schoolroom are talked over.
In addition to the criticism class, appointments are
made for individual criticism, the critic-teachers reserving
Saturday afternoons and the hours between 3:30 and 4:30
each day for this purpose. At these times, criticism may
be more pointed and personal. The endeavor will be to
establish such a relation between the pupil-teacher and
the critic that errors and faults may be discussed most
freely and without any misunderstandings as to motive.
It is, however, as much the duty and desire of the critic-
teacher to discover and develop latent power and ability
as to note and correct faults in personality and pedagogy.
Reading and Literature
The general aim in the subject is to give the child the
power to interpret the written or printed symbols by which
thought is conveyed, to arouse an appreciation of what
is best in literature, to awaken the desire to read, and to
train him to give out the ideas thus obtained with correct-
ness, clearness, and the right kind and degree of feeling.
A proper conception of the aim of instruction in this branch
determines the method to be employed and the material
to be used.
In the lower grades the teacher must of necessity concern
herself to a very great extent with the mechanics of reading.
the ])rol)leni of teaching the children to recognize words in
groups. To this end a combination of the word, sentence
and phonic method is used, the sentence being regarded
as the unit of thought. Phonics are introduced gradually,
chiefly as a means of making the child independent in
mastering new words, and in affording exercises in correct
enunciation.
The first reading lessons are based largely upon Nature
Study and upon the poems and stories used in the language
lessons. They are chiefly the expression of the child's
thought along these lines.
Nursery rhymes, fairy tales, stories of adventure, Greek,
Roman and Norse myths, English and American History
stories, and the best poetry that the field of literature
affords, are the sources from which materials are drawn
throughout the course.
It is not enough that the children pronounce the words
correctly and with ease; they must comjH-ehend the thought,
they must feel its force and significance, they must enter
into the life and ideals of the great minds of the world.
With them they must dream — with them they must create.
The selection of material to be used in the various grades
is made with care, in order that it may be suited to the
interests and capacity of the children, and to the other
studies which they pursue. No attempt is made to force
upon them literature which is entirely beyond their ability
to understand and enjoy. Their development in taste and
])ower to interpret is natural in all senses of the word.
Every selection used is elevating in its influence and has
in it something which appeals especially to the nature of
the ])articular children to whom it is presented.
The children are encouraged to read outside of school.
Books, papers and magazines are provided for their use.
Quite a broad course of supplementary reading is j)lanned
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fttr ciifli K'"!'!''. '"'<' spocial |)('rio(ls arc set aside in wliicli
llic l<'iiciicrs rciid to the ciiildrcii, sdxics and pmiri^ ulii< h
an' i)i(>(ilaiil(' and inlcrcsliii^;.
In iiial rcadin;;- rarr is lakcn In sec llial I In- cliildrc-n
.s|icak I'lcarlw in a pnrc Icnic and pleasing nianncr.
Language
(>nlv lliron^ii an cxcn-isc ol' I lie power of e\|)re>--iiin
■\viiieli liie ciiild airead_\' piiss<vsses will lii';;ain adclilional
power in tile eorreel and i)leasin;j; nse of liis niolli<T lon^^ne
and in I lie world, soeial and eoniinereial, |)eriiaps no raeuits'
eonti'ilintes more llian lliis to sneeess.
Illnstrati\-e lessons are ;;i\<'ii t'r<-((nenlly liy llie erilie-
leaeliors. Tliese are ohserxcd elos<'ly iiy the Seniors, who
slioulil In' pre))are(l lo take part in a discussion <-on<-erniiii;
tlieni in the eritieisni pei'iod.
In direelini;' the special W(U-k of I he sciiool. sii.li a^ I he
<)l)ser\aiice ol' 'l'iiankst;i\ int;, ('iu-istinas, Washinnton"--
Mirtlnlay and Arlior Da.w tiie S<Miiors are ex])ected to lake
actixc part when called n|)on. Traininjj along tills line
is iinaliiahle.
The first slej) in de\-elo))inff expression is to arouse
tlioufilil and awaken ideas. To this end all the subjects
of the school eurriculnni may he eni|)loyo(i and all of the
occu])ations and activities ol' the school-room and play-
ijround should he ma<le to contrihute. T!i<' entire worhl
of childish oxi)erience and knowledge nia.\' lie drawn upon
lor the materials for language training.
It is. however, through long sustained elVoit and practice
under "'never ceasing watch and correction " that the art
of eorreel speaking and writing is obtained. It is the duty
of the school to all'ord this practice and to exercise this
surveillance in oriler that there may lie a development of
the power to speak without effort and with freedom from
.grammatical errors, jxipidar slang, and the crude |)ro\in-
<ialisnis lo which the a\'erage .Vnu'rican is |)rone.
l'\ir the reason that oral spcach is used to the greatest
«-\tent, oral language training should ()redoniinate. Each
teacher in every recitation will ])id\c herself an efficient
;illy of the language teacher if she will insist upon good
English in resjionsc to cvcrx' question asked. The result
will be manifest in the format iini of right habits of si)eech.
In fact, this is an imperative condition to the accom])lish-
menl of the aim of the school in this direction.
The course of study indicates the general character of
the work. The les.sons may be divided into three classes
— eonversational, formal and written. In the Sexenth
Year the study of English (irammar is begun.
In the conversation lessons the jinpils are rcipiired to
rei>roduee stories which they have lu-ard or read, lo describe
plaeps which they have vi.sited, to narrate adventures in
which they have taken |)arl, f»r to enter into discussion or
debate on some i|iiestioii of interest to them as individuals
or as a .school. The impromptu ilramati/ation of stories
leads to a vigorous style anil is a s|ilendi<i means of arousing
the imagin.'it ion and incTeasing the child's vocabulary.
The written exerci.sivs are frerpiiTit hut short. A chilcl
loses interest and /.est if he is reijuired to write too niueh.
Me becomes fatigued and as a result d<M's careless work,
thus defeating the purjiose of the les.son. Nearly all written
cNcrciscs arc done in school under the watchful eye of the
tcaclwr. In the lower grades senlencj" work onl.v is reipiired;
gradually the pupils gain the power to repnxluc-e the
stories of the reading and literatiin" lessons, and (o write
up the accounts of the imagimiry jouriK-ys in Geography.
I'he.v kee|) a journal, a weather record, a note-l»n)k for
their ob.ser\alions in Nature Study and their themes in
Ilistorv. Finally they arrive at the stage of original
composition. No sloveidy work is aeceptc'd. Little
re-writing is permitted. The first draft must rei)reM'nt
the best effort of which the pupil is Caj)able.
I-'ornial Language lessons are few in number. I'nder
this head the dictates of custom in punctuation, capitali-
zation and sentence structure may be considered.
.Mtliongh the study of grammar is rlcferred until the
Seventh Year, the more common grammatical terms may
be used freely as occasion requires much earlier in the course.
Nature Study
The work in Nature Study is based on the child's ob.ser-
vation and experience. W\ reading that is done in con-
nection with this subject follows, not precedes, original
investigation.
The materials are the every day natural surroundings of
the child, seen so far as jjossible in their natural environ-
ment. In deterniiiu'ng the order of subjects and the
methods followed, the teacher should be guided very
largely by the season of the year and tlie stage of the
dcvelo|)ment of the jjUjiil.
The jiurpose of Nature Stiid.v may be stated briefly
as follows:
It dexclops the perce])tive faculties, strengthens tlie
inniginalion and de\eloj)s the retfective powers.
It aims to cultivate the esthetic .sense.
It gives "an insight into the laws of Nature and teaches
the child to nuike use of these laws in answering his
reasonable needs."
It incideates moral and spiiitual lessons, leading to
greater symptilhy. kindliness and consideration for others.
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Sketching from Life
Geography
"Geography is the study of the earth as tlie home of
man." In presenting the subject the teacher should
choose topics which will lead the pupil to see how races
and people have been affected by natural environment,
and how natural conditions have been and may be changed
and modified to best serve the interests of mankind.
The method chosen should be one calculated to develop
the power of reasoning from cause to effect, the ability to
see relations, and the faculty of correct judgment. In
this subject, as perhaps in no other, is there an opportunity
to add to knowledge, to give breadth of thought, a wider
experience, greater tolerance and liberality, and therefore
a more profound culture.
History
The outline which follows later indicates the scope of
the work on this subject. The presentation should be
original, broad and vigorous. The great lessons drawn
from a consideration of the records of past events should
find expression in the life and conduct of the citizens of
the future. "It is the aim of History instruction to socialize
a child; that is, to make him moi'e regardful of the interests
of others, less stubborn and isolated in his individuality;
that is, loss selfish."
In the lower grades the lessons in History are presenletl
in story form. The children are required to reproduce
what has been told and to exercise their thought power
at every possible opportunity. In the Seventh Grade the
more formal study of History is begun.
In all grades the children are required to study maps in
connection with this subject. They are required to sketch
freely, to indicate movements of armies, and to locate places
of historical interest.
Sui)plementary reading is jirovided, the teacher drawing
ui)on the best literature for incidents and descriptions
which will make the lessons vivid and impressive. Pictures
are used to show the mode of di-ess and the manners and
customs of the people of different periods.
Much attention is given to the details of the development
of civilization, and strong emphasis is placed upon the
industrial, social and moral relations of mankind.
Arithmetic
"Unless there is to be arrested development, when the
child enters school, some function must be found with
reference to which he may utilize his ability to count —
the number sense becomes vitalized and truly educative
at this point by being largely directed towards the definition
of values in the form of measurements."
The work in the lower classes is very largely objective
and many illustrative devices are used. Stress is placed
upon fundamental combinations and proces.ses. These
must be thoroughly mastered, as they constitute the foun-
dation upon which the entire superstructure of mathe-
matics rests.
Oral work is prominent in all grades. It includes the
development of definitions, processes, and forms and exer-
cises in reasoning and determining results with accuracy
and rapidity. All work of this kind is reasonably simple
and of such nature as will be suggested by the interests
and demands of daily life. The teacher must see that all
statements made by the children are in clear, smooth and
correct English.
In all the written work sufficient attention must be
given to forms of expression to insure accuracy in thought,
and to teach the importance of .system and neatness.
There must be a constant stimulus to accurate, rapid and
independent work.
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It is not tleoiiu'd iioccssiiry to s])cti(1 uTiy groat aiiiouiit
of tinio upon '\)V('r-dilIic'ult ami I'oiiiplicaled (>rol)leius aiul
olisolete topics not noodod in modern life," but every pos-
sible application shoidd be made to existing conditions —
industrial, governmental, commercial and social.
Spelling
Every class is a Spelling class in the sense that the
teacher of each subject should see to it that the ])U|)ils
spell correctly the im])ortant words used in each lesson.
Oral Spelling should precede written exercises of any
nature in order that the children may be ])revented from
writing words incorrectly and tliiis KcconuTig imi)rcsscd
with wrong forms.
"Every efl'ort is made to safeguard the child against a
wrong first im|)ression and incorrect learning of the word.
If a home lesson is assigned it is not a mere mapping out
of the number of words to be learned; the assignment is
an exercise in which the teacher u.ses all his foresight in
antieii>ating the various kinds of troubles the child will
meet, focusing the attention on special difHculties and
suggesting modes of self-instruction. The modern spelling
exercise may test the child's knowledge, but its primary
function is to instruct rather than to examine." — Suzzallo.
Course of Study in the Training School
First Year
Reading
1. The sentence is the Unit of Exi)ression. Think the
sentence as a whole.
^2. Emphasize the unit.
;?. Analysis of Sentences into Words.
4. Analysis of Words into Letters and Sounds.
.7. Reading as a tiiought ]}rocess.
(). Dramatization.
Tcr/.s; The .Vldine Primer; The Arnold Primer; The
Ilolton Primer; Cyrs Primer; Tiie Progressive Road to
Reading; Stepping Stones to Literature; Sunbonnet
Rabies; Cyr's Dramatic Readers; Mother (ioose Melodies
1 Dramatized by children).
Pl-A( r. WoliK
In the first two grades no special period is set apart for
CJeography, but all necessary ideas, a* direction, points
of the coni])ass. location, seasons, prevailing winds, etc.,
are taught incidentally with Nature and Literature. Field
lessons afford opportunities for observing Land and Water
forms, which may be reproduced on the Sand Table.
Xatire Stcdy
Septemlier — Plant life; Insect life.
October — Leaves; Seeds; Special Animal.
Poji7isvI^^o7na S'f^Yn A^rma/ School
November — Harve.st; Thanksgiving; Story of Pilgrims Number
on Sand Table.
December — Evergreens; Frost, lee. Snow (beanties of
Nature) .
January — Stories of Animals.
Fel)ruary — Red letter days; Lincoln. St. Valentine,
Washington.
March — Trees, buds, birds.
A])ril — Trees, bu<ls, birds (continued). The hen-eggs.
May — Life in Nature; growth.
June — Plants; Observe motion: the Flower ^Mission.
LiTKHATURE
The stories, poems and songs are introduced at appro-
priate seasons and on fitting occasions. Great wealth of
material found in —
Classics — adapted from Hans .\ndersi)n.
Myths — found in Cooke's Nature Myths.
Poems — by Field — Stevenson — Longft-lluw — Whittier.
Alemury Gems — (selected).
Picture Study
Through the ])icture the artist is introduced. Tell
interesting incidents in life of artist.
St. Anthony of Padua; Madonna of the Lilies; Madonna of the
Chair — Raphael; Feeding Her Birds — Millet; The Churning —
Millet: Two Mothers and Their Family; The Helping Hand; Pictures
of Dutch Life by Israels, Bloomers, Maria Okes Woodbury.
1. Counting.
i. Notation of numbers to 100.
Reading and writing numbers to 100.
Memorize the twenty of the forty-five combinations
in addition, the sum of which does not exceed 9.
Subtraction, taught by the Austrian ^Method, is
learned at the same time as addition.
Perception of 34, Yi, K with symbols.
Inch, '2 inches, .S inches to VI inches.
Much applied work.
Industri.\l Work
Motor expression in Reading, Nature Study, Literature
and History.
Second Year
Reading
Pupils should complete at least three Second Readers
and nuich supplementary reading matter.
Texts: Aldine Readers; Education Readers, Hook II;
Progressive Road to Reading, Book II; Step])ing Stones
to Literature; The Baldwin Readers; The Heath Readers,
Book II; Fairy Stories and Fables, The Tree Dwellers,
Elson Readers, Book II; Hiawatha Primer; Aesoji's Fables,
Pets and Companions, Classic Stories, Grimm's Fairy
Tales, Animal Life, Little Plays for Little People.
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Natuhk Stidv
September.
Kail wild flowers, leading u|) to "Fall Seed Study."
Lefjends of National Flowers.
TrtH's to he ohserxcd.
(Moher.
Tree Study, conliinied.
Fall Soetl Study.
Study of gras.sliopper in lionie en\ ironnient.
Soremher.
Study of corn in sliock.
Wjjetahles How stored for winter.
Interdependenee.
Ih'cemher
Kvergreens — Leadins; uj) to tli<' f'lirisluias tlioni;'lit.
Animal life — ("aniel.
Jan nan;.
Time; divisions of the \-ear, month, week. Ohject lesson
on the clock. Story of Kskimo.
Fehruarji.
Red letti-r days; Lincoln. St. \ alentine, Washiugton.
March.
Indications of Spring.
Special oh.servation.
.{pril.
(ierms of life animal and vegetahle.
Observation —
.Vniinal life — Craxlish. tadpoles, frogs, toads.
Plant life — Bean, pea, corn.
Trees — continue observation; historical trees.
May.
Special study of horse-chestnut.
Twigs — buds in last stage of develoj)nient.
Comparison of Hcan plant and Pea jjlant grown in school-
room.
Relation of animals to soil — example, the Earthworm.
Flowers — brought into school-room and grown in
.school-room.
.1 line.
Hex iew "June Questions" of first grade.
Flowers — Weather prophets.
Things for pupils to find out —
What animals crawl.^
What animals have no legs.*
What animals feed after dark?
A\hat animals have no eyes?
What animals have welibed feet?
What in.sects buzz, hum, chirp, croak, hiss. hoot, coo?
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If the trees and the flowers, the clouds and the wind, all
tell wonderful stories to the child, he ha.s sources of happi-
Twigs — Pussy willow, lilac. mai)le. horse-chestnut, ness of which im i)ower can deprive him.
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Cast of a Play Put On by Primary Pupils
Stories founded upon good literature, which are within
the comprehension of the little child, may be drawn from
Field, Stevens, Whittier, Longfellow, Bryant, Cooke's
Nature Myths. Celia Thaxter, Hans Brinker, K. D. Wiggin,
Wiltse, Poulson.
Picture Study
Puritan pictures, Boughton; Madonna pictures, ]Murillo;
Child Life pictures, Jessie Wilcox Smith; First Steps,
Millet; Animal pictures — Cats, Madam Ronner and
Adam; Dogs, Landseer; Sheep, Rosa Bonheur and Anton
Mauve; The Strawberry Girl, Reynolds; The Lesson,
Bougereau.
Number
Review work of first year.
Notation and numeration continued hy teaching "100'"
as a new unit.
Writing numbers as far as 1,000.
Continue drill in the use of the forty-five combinations
in addition and subtraction.
Children are here taught to carry in addition. Make
no attempt to explain the process.
Continue drill by counting by 'J's, 3's, 4's, 5's.
Drill in subtraction, Austrian Method.
Notation and numeration of numbers through first
three periods.
Perception of any simple work with l-'-2, 1-4, 1-8, 1-16.
1-3, 1-9; 1-2, 1-5, 1-10; 1-2, 1-7, 1-14, with symbols,
fractions, disks, picture circles on board, etc.
Idea of square inch developed, and simple measure-
ments of surfaces by square-inch tablets.
Simple idea of volume.
Liquid measure complete.
Girls' Room in Oldest Part of John Sutton Hall
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Roman iiuiiu'rals I-XII, inclusive.
Related faets (l'-2 in a do/,.; '2 (■ hours in a tlay).
Industrial Wouk
Motor expression in Readinj;', Nature Study, Literature
and History.
Mi-sic
IMnsKAL CrLTI'HE
Rhythm \vork and games.
Free iilay.
Thirtl Year
Readinc
Durint; this year ])U])ils read al least li\e Thiril Readers,
tofi'ether with surli su])i)ii-iueiilary reading as may l)e
correlated with their work in Nature Study, History,
(ieograi)liy and Literal ure.
Al the end of this year pupils siiould l>e alile to read
readily and in jdeasing style, matter witjiin tlu'ir eonipre-
hension in thought and language.
7V.r/.s.- Fifty Famous Stories — Haldwin; Old CJreek
Stories — Raldwin; Third Reader — (^arroU and Brooks;
Dramatic Reader, Hook II — Stevenson; The Aldine Third
Reader; Fairv Stories and Fables — Baldwin.
LlTEUATlKE
In the Third Grade we wish to bring a number of mythical
.stories vividly before the children; therefore, wc base the
work on Hawthorne's "Wonder Book," using three periods
a week during the winter term. The best stories for use
in this grade are. The (lolden Touch, The Miraculous
Pitcher, The Gorgon's Head.
Books to be read to the children; The Children's Hour,
Vol. I; The Story Hour — Wiggin; Black Beauty —
Scwall: Tlie Little Colonel — Johnston.
In all of this work the children are encouraged to drama-
tize, and illustrate on blackboard, or with ink. watereolors
or charcoal, the stories they study.
During the Spring term two periods a week are given to
dramatization; the aim being to .secure freer and better
expression, rather than the memorizing of the words of the
.selection they are dramatizing.
Natike Stidv
Fall Term
September Flowers; Special study of Clover.
Migration of Birds; Nuts, Frost.
Nature's preparation for Winter.
Spring Term
Birds; Wild Flowers ^ Special study of the Dandelion;
I^€>Jtn8yIvama Stat^^ /Vryrrnal Rohool
History
Discovery of America; stories connected with Indiana;
stories suitable for national holidays, particularly stories
of bravery; community life of early settlers.
Language
Guide Book to English — Harris and Gilbert; used by
teacher only.
Aldine First Language Book, children's text book.
In the Fall and Spring terms the work in Nature Study
and History furni.shes a basis for the Language work.
During the latter jiart of November and in December the
work is based \\\>o\\ the Thanksgiving and Christmas
holidays.
No attempt is made to force technique upon the pupils
before it is needed, but as difficulties arise and definite
instruction is required, such instruction is given in definite
lessons and repeated till the points are made perfectly
clear, and right habits started.
Industrial .vnd Art Work
Prang's Course of Study in Art; motleling in jjlasticine,
weaving of rugs and dolls' hammocks.
Material: — Roving, macreme cord, burlap, stencil cloth.
Picture Study — Two each term. Landing of the Pil-
grims— Bough ton; Arrival of the Shepherds — LeroUe;
The First Step — Millet; Children of Charles I — Van
Dyke; The Pet Bird — Meyer von Bremen; Piper and
Nutcracker — Landseer.
Arithmetic
In this grade the children thoroughly master the four
fundamental processes. Simple problems based on the
child's own experience aid in logical thinking.
Books are not in the hands of tlie pupils till the subject
is thoroughly taught, thus using them for drill only. Every
Day Arithmetic, Book I — Hoyt and Peet ; The Pupils'
Arithmetic, Book I — Byrnes, Richman and Roberts.
"The Tree Dwellers;'
Geography
First term — One day a week
"The Early Cave Men."
Second term — One day a week — "Seven Little Sisters."
Third term — "Home Geography" — Dodge.
Village of Indiana — name (why so called), location,
physical features of the locality, history and growth,
organization, productive occupations, commercial occupa-
tions, educational and social institutions, government.
The Sand Table is used extensively in connection with
the geography of this grade. The homes of the Tree
Dwellers, later the Cave People and finally the Normal
School with its surroundings are worked out by the children
under the teacher's supervision.
Spelling and Writing
Graded School Speller — Spaulding and Miller. Every
written lesson should be a writing lesson.
The children are also drilled in the words given in the
Ay res' List.
In every les.son only the best written work is to be
accepted from the pupil. Special attention is to be paid to
the form, slant and uniform size of the letters, and much
practice in board work is to be given. Pen and ink work
is begun in this grade. Palmer system begun.
Fourth Year
Reading
The pupils should now be able to read fluently and for
the sake of what they read. While continued attention
should be paid to the art of reading, the pupils should
always realize that they are reading as adults read — to
get the thought of the author — and not for the sake of
going through the exercise. They should also think about
reading to entertain their classmates.
Texts: Old Stories of the East — Baldwin; Silver
Burdett Reader — Fourth Book; Child's Garden of Verses,
Selections; Fourth Reader — Carroll and Brooks.
Literature
We study Stevenson, Longfellow and Whittier, and
memorize the following poems:
The Land of Story Books, My Shadow, Bed in Summer, Tlie
Wind — Robert Louis Stevenson.
The Children's Hour, The Village Blacksmith. Paul Rcvere's Ride —
Henry W. Longfellow.
The Corn Song, The Barefoot Boy, InSchool Days — John G. Whittier.
Stories which should be read to the children:
The Children's Hour — Vol IL
Little Lord Fauntleroy — Burnett.
Two Little Knights of Kentucky — Johnston.
The Giant Scissors — Johnston.
.\ I'iano Lesson
p.>,
r7>_^_ AT.
A I'i.iiU) Sdidio
As ill the tliinl K>:i<l''- <l>i'i"fi lilt' ^l>i''"fi '"'''I"- '^^"l>^''"''"''< '" t'''"^ grade tlic childroii learn to re|)roducc stories,
a week are devoted to drainati/alioii. hoth orally and in writing. Much attention is given to
.,. , ,^ ,• ij 1 >■ I <• 1 i.'i. -.>..,... correct paragraphing, indentation, iiunctuation, etc. Letter
I f.ri: Diaiiialic Ijeader tor Lower tirades — I- lorenee K b i V^ ...
,, ., , writing, begun in third grade, is eontmiied.
Ilallirook. t3' o r-
X.\Ti'RK SriDV Text: .Vldine First Language Hook.
^'"'' ^''''■'"- _ Geography
Seed Di.s])ersal; Leaves; Fruits — S))eiial study of "The i'- ./ Term
Grape;"' Trees and Forests. „„ ^^ , , , t^ , ,,-• i t i -v- i »ii
' The Earth and Its People — \\ inslow. Le,sson> L\L\ IL
^primj Term. Making of relief maps of the United States.
Seed (Jeriniiiatiou; Kleineiilary Forestry (Hodge); Insects
of the llonseliold; Huds; Lessons oil Soil
HiSTOHV
Story of Cleo. the Greek l?oy: Ilistiluliolial Life of the
Marharoiis Lidiaiis; Stories related to national holidays; ^ '" \ :
Stories of I'eiinsyhaiiia. i'ietures are used at t-xery step, 'Sx 'i
and models of the |)eople. Iioiises. and slii|)s are made.
Oiiee a week .Vnierican Hislory stories are takeii^up,
tiie ehildreii using "Short Stories from .Vmerican History"
as a text Ix.ok.
L.wcr.vcE
(iiiide Hook lt> Fnglish; pages 70-ltL
-Vs ill the Third Grade, the Language work is liased on
the work in Nature Study during the fall and spring terms,
and on Literature in the winter term, with History lessons
throughout the vear.
Campus Stroll Aft
P.\GE 75
Second Term.
"The Earth and Its People" — completed.
Third Term.
Pennsylvania studied according to General Outline for
study of a Continent.
Name — spelling; significance or history.
Position — Indicate on map or globe; relative i)Osition;
actual position.
General shape — Draw simple freehand outline map.
Size — Comparative: actual; time to cross, etc.
Coast — Extent and general character; indentations
and projections.
Surface and soil — Mountains; location; direction; height ;
effect on country; importance. Plains and valleys
(same points). Material needed — sand map, relief
map.
Drainage — Lead children to see what characteristics
of drainage must be; names and location of principal
rivers and their importance to man; special study of
a few typical rivers. (Ohio in Pennsylvania.)
Climate — Lead pupils to discover.
Products — Vegetable, animal and mineral. Tyjic study.
Industries — What — Deduced by children from ])revious
knowledge gained; how carried on.
Commerce and means of transportation.
Political divisions.
Cities — Lead children to determine where great centers
of population must be, and why; teach names and
in General Dining Room
location of important cities by taking an imaginary
trip around the state.
Government — Form; leading officials; capital city.
Additional points concerning people — Material con-
dition; education; religion; history.
Industrial and Art Work
Samplers showing chain, blanket, outline, overhanding
and cross stitches.
Stenciled mat.
Stenciled and embroidered l)ook-bag.
Cfj^j.
\r.
.L /
I'raiifi's Course in Art.
Picture Sliidi/: Pilf^riiu Exikvs - JJoiigliloii; Adoration
ot" Slio])lioriis — Hoiifjereau; Song of the Lark —
Breton; Aurora — (iuido Iloui: Sliooing the Horse —
Landseer; Morning in the Ilighhiuds — Bonhour.
Ahithmktic
Mihie's Progressive Arithnietie — First Book, i)ages
170 to "288.
Every Day Aritiiinetic, Hook 1 lloyt and IVet.
Rooks used for drill onl\ .
nji Cablncl Oi
;iin Dinintf K.H.in
Si'F.Ll.INd \\n WniriM.
(iraded School Speller — Book ill. Ayres" List.
Every written lesson a writing lesson.
Palmer Method.
IIygiknk
"Good Health" — (iuliek Hygiene Series.
Physical Cultirk
Rhythmic work. Folk Dances, singing games, corrective
gymnastics.
-Mrsic
Fifth Year
1{i;ai)in(; and Litkhatire
Sle])])ing Stones to I^itcrature — Book Four.
The Heath Reader — Book Four.
The Carroll and Brooks Reader — Book Five.
The Blue Bird for Children.
Dramatic Reader for Grammar Grades — Knight; and
matter .selected from good literature a])propriate to the
work of the grade.
Supijlementary reading based upon History. Geography,
Nature Study.
Children are encouraged to take l>ooks from the school
lilirary for home reading. ,
Stories to be read to the children:
The Story ot Siegfried — Baldwin; Xorse Stories — Mabie; Little
Men — .\lcott; Selections from Heart of Oak, Vols. 3, 4, o.
-VT>/ // <'r
,<^/r7/.^
/\/rt 'I
^,,7 ,C
f^/i r~i r~\ 1
he Hook Store
Nature Study
Fall Term.
1. Fall Flowers.
2. Garden Work.
Fall exhibit of flowers and vegetables raised in gardens
at home; gathering of flower seeds.
3. Insects; Grasshopper and Cricket.
Spring Term.
1. Bird Study. "Our Common Birds — Their Life,
Work and Natural Enemies."
2. Wild Flowers.
Continue work on flower calendar begun in Primary
grades.
Add many flowers to list; continue field excursions.
3. Garden Work; Competitive Flower and Vegetalilc
Culture.
4. Familiar Aqiuitic Animals; the common toad, il^
life story and work.
History
The work in History is used as a basis for Language
work during the winter term.
Stories of American Historj'.
Tales of Troy — De Garmo.
Stories of Nor.se Gods and Heroes — Klingcnsmith.
English History Stories.
L.\NGUAGE
The material for Language lessons is drawn from the
child's environment, and from other subjects of the curric-
ulum — History, Literature, Geography and Nature Study.
Selected Lessons from Cooley; Language Lessons from
Literature — Book L
Geography
\. Short review of North America as a whole. (See
outline for Studv of Continent.)
/>.,.
<7/
/ V I t /- / I ! / >
A Servinft Table at the Halloween I'arty
'2. I'liitetl States, lirst :is :i wliolc, tlicii l)y sections.
;{. Canada and XcwioiiiKlliind.
4. ^lexico.
o. Central America.
(i. South .Vnierica.
Indi'stkial AVohk
Knife Work — Kite, jjaper knife, to]), inalclisafe. nie-
chanieal toys.
Indian Hasket.s — Lazy s(|na\v slitcli.
Art
Praiif^'s Course of Study in .\rt — Supi)lenientary ^^ urk
- - .\i)])lied Arts Drawinj{ Books.
Prang's Industrial .Vrt Series.
Vieinre Stud// — Sistine Madonna — Ra])iiacl; Return to
the Farm — Troyoii; Tiie Horse Fair Rosa l}on-
heur; At the Watering Trough — Dagnan-Houveret ;
Christ ill tiie 'rcniple Ilotl'inaii.
Aritiimktk
Hamilton's Intcrniediate .Vritiimetir - Fifth Year.
The Walsh-Sii/.zallo Aritliinetic. Hook One.
WHlTl\(i
-Ml written exercises are considered as writing lessons.
Coi)y liook is used when needed for drill. Palmer method.
SPKI.LI.NC;
Words for written exercises are selected from the various
le.s.sons, and should include words misspelled or likely to
be misspelled hy the children in any written exercise.
Children should learn tr) divide words into syllaltle.s.
The use of the dictionary is encouraged.
Lessons taken from (iraded School Speller — ^ Spaulding
&• Miller.
The Chefs at Work in M..
1. Ti. Where Meals for More Than 1000
Dail\ Prepared
f^/n/n ATormal Sahool
A Lesson in Serving
Hygiene
"Emergencies" — Gulick.
Physical Culture
Rhythm work, folk dances and games, gymnastics.
Domestic Science
Music
Sixth Year
Reading and Literature
Reading matter selected from standard authors, and,
in so far as possible, correlated with the work of the other
departments, particularly Nature Study, History anil
Geography.
Harper's Fourth Reader; The Heath Reader, Book Five;
The Storj' of the Greeks — Guerber; Story of Aeneas
— Clark; Selections from Ojjen Sesame, A'ols. 1, '2, S.
American Hero Stories.
Stories to be read to the children:
Ten Boys — Andrews; Heroes of Chivalry — Maitland; Wee Willie
Winkie — Kipling; Legends of tlie Rhine — Guerber; Hans Hrinker —
Dodge.
Nature Study
Vail Term.
1. Fall Flowers.
Study the life history of a few of the familiar flowers
growing near the school. The nasturtium, toad
flax and scarlet geranium.
i. Garden Work.
F'all exhibit of flowers and vegetables; gathering of
seeds.
3. Insects: The Honey Bee.
Spriiifi Term.
1. Bird Study. Continue work of Fifth Year. Special
study of the Oriole, Catbird and English Sparrow.
Bird Day exercises.
"2. Wild Flowers. Continue work of Fifth Year.
3. Competitive Flower Culture.
4. Insect Study.
Insects of the garden; Beneficial Insects.
Continue insect study into Fall term.
Aim to com])lete life histories.
History
The Story of the Romans; United States History Stories;
Historical Stories of Euro])e and Asia.
Language
Much'^of the work in this year does not differ materially
from that done in the Fifth Year. The subject matter is
drawn from the other subjects of the curriculum — History,
Literature, Geography and Nature Study.
Work of the Fifth Year continued.
Give considerable attention to the exact use of the
.sentence.
Direct and indirect quotations.
See that written work is divided into paragraphs in this
as in all grades.
Selected Lessons from Cooley's Language Lessons from
Literature, Book I.
GE(JGRAPI1Y
1. Europe.
The study of Europe is conducted, as was the study
of North America, by "tri])s" to the places of
interest and importance.
The study of the grand division, as a wliole, is taken
up first and compared with North .\merica as to
relief, climate, drainage. (See outline for study
of continent.)
After the voyage of steamer from New York to
London, each country is visited and special points
noted.
the Girls' "Candy" Kitche
A.sin.
The study of Asia is conducted
America and Euro])e.
is was that of North
PnTinsylvanirt
XV./A> A^
T rt f
A lew iiii|)i(tt;nil lopics iirc slililic<l ;i> cciiIit^ :iiiiI
t.V|.rs.
A gciKTiil \icu (if I III' riiiiiil r-y isn;ijric(l liv iiiLi;iiii;i r-\
travels llii-(iMt;li llic idiil im-nl .
Cliiii:!, .I:i|>,iri and lii<li:i arc- slinlii-il willi ;^ii-aliT
alU'lilinn l<> (Irlail.
Akt
I'raiif^'s ('(Mirsc nl' Slii(l\- in Arl.
I'lali^'s ('oiirsc ill I iidiisl rial Alls.
I'irliirr Slinli/ Si. .loliii ainl IIm- l.aiiili \liirilli.;
Tlic All^'clil.s Millcl; Tlu- LiuiKil' Ijk-.tih-; Spriii';
Anton Mauve; 'I'lic Wiiidiiiill (iainiil.
lNI)lTSTI{I.\h WoHK
Knife and Tool Work I'.-ii holder, lial rack, l>loller,
nieeliaiiieal toy.s.
Indian IJa.skel.s I'M^nre ei^lit slilcli.
A u rn 1 .\i irn (■
llaniilton's IiileiMiediale Sixlli ^'<■ar.
Every Day Aritlinielic Uo(d< 'l"\vo.
WlilTlXC
.Vll written exerei.se.s are eoiisid<M-ed as w riling l<vs>oiis.
Copy book is used when needed lor drill. I'alnu'r iiiel hod.
Spelling
Words for written exercises should include wortls niis-
spelled in any written exerci.se. Lessons taken from CJraded
School S])eller- Spaiddiiifi & Miller.
IIyoie.ne
"Town and City" — Gulick.
I'UVSKAL Cri.TlTRK
Rhythm work, folk dances, ^'ames, "lymnastics.
Domestic Sciexce
Music
Seventh Year
L.^NOIACiE
lAtrrdtnrc.
The Courtship of Miles Slandish; Liuij;fellow's sht)rter
poems; Rip Van Winkle; AVhittier's shorter poems;
The White Seal Kii)lin,<-'; Lives of the Hunted —
Thoin])son; Biograi)hy of a (Jri/./.ly - -Thompson;
Sketclies from Hnrronjihs.
Theme Work.
Closely correlated with other studies, especially with
History, Geography and Literature. Imaginary jour-
neys, dialogues, and ]iersonifications; reproduction,
character sketches and letter writing.
Formal Language Work.
Review and application of rules taught in ])receding
grades. Punctuation, i)aragrai)hing and ca])italization.
Engli.fh Grammar.
The sin\ple sentence and its jjarts-suhject, jiredicate,
complements, word and phrase modifiers. Analysis and
diagraming. The jiarts of s])eeeh.
\I.ikinn Appl.' O.impllnft..
HiSTOKV
History of the I'liited States; The Period of Discovery
and Exjiloralion; The Period of Colonization: Colonial
Wars; The Revolution; Hiography and Literature;
Maj) Drawing; Current History.
(iKOIJH.VB'in
.{frica, Autstrulia.
The Lsland.s of tiie Pacific; The Inited States; Our
Dependencies.
Xati Hi: Sti i)V
I-"de]ncntar>' S<icnce Les.sons.
HvcilENE
"The Body at Work"— (.ulick.
Akt
The work of the Seventh \'ear as indicated in the Prang
Manual. Much su|)pleinentarv work.
Picture Slud;/ Jai)anese Prints; Da \'inci; Dupre;
Hofmann.
Eating the Dumpliniis
P.VGE 81
"Dj^-.^ >. t-r.,7wr^ X -fV* Q^^ />0 AF^
r / Xv-> A v-» y» /
Girls' Ward in the Iniirmary
History
Industrial AVokk
Woodwork and Raffia — Waste basket, sleeve board,
book rack, baskets.
Spelling
Careful attention to sj)elling in cverxj subject.
Music
Domestic Science
Arithmetic
Smith's Advanced Arithmetic.
Hamilton's School Arithmetic.
Every Day Arithmetic — Hoyt & Peet.
Eighth Year
Language
Literature.
Evangeline; Sharp Eyes and Other Papers; Biographical
Stories; The Vision of Sir Launfal; Wild Animals I
History of the United States.
The Constitution.
Territorial Growth — increase in population and wealth.
Inventio7is.
The Cotton Gin; the Steamboat; Locomotive; Construc-
tion of Railroads; Ocean Steamships; Electrical
inventions.
The War of 181-2.
The Mexican AVar.
The Slavery Question. Its rise and growth; effect upon
the country.
The Civil War; cause, duration, incidents, results.
Reconstruction period.
Di.scovery of gold, silver, jjctrolcuin anil natural gas.
The Spanish-American War.
Immigration.
Have Known; Shorter Poems from best authors; Bioyraphij.
Snow Bound; The Christmas Carol. H^n,.^. (^Yax. Daniel Webster, Lincoln, Grant, Sherman.
Theme Work. Sheridan, Lee.
Based on Literature, History and Geography. Original ^Lip Drawing,
composition. Letter-wr-iting. Civics and Current History. Daily papers; leading
English grammar completed. periodicals.
(ilOOtiKAPIIY
Eiiropi', Asia.
Much .siipploiiKMitary rcadiiii;.
Map work — coiiipositit)ii.
(teof;raj)hy generalized.
Mathematical.
The earth as a sphere.
Form, size, movements, effects; rehition to the
representation; hititndc, U)ngitnde, zones.
Land and water forms; atmosphere and chniate; plant
and animal life; races of mankind.
Industrial and Commercial.
Leading industries of the world; ])hysical conditions upon
which trade depends; commodities of exchange; leading
seaports, lake ports and river ports of the world; great
railroad centers; railroad and steamship routes.
Aht
.V course of study in .Vrt Prang Kducational Company.
Much sup])lementary work.
I'ictiire Stndji — Reynolds; Corot.
Hycmexe
■'Control of TJody and ^liiid"- (iulick.
iNDrsrm \i, Wokk
A continuation of the work of the Seventh Year.
Model of an aero])lane.
Si'Ki,i.iN"(;
AlilTHMETlC
Hamilton's School Arithmetic.
Every Day Arithmetic — Hoyt & Peet.
Werremever's .Vrithnietic bv Practice.
Pojtnsylvania Stai^ A/orinciI School
Ninth Year
English
Grammar; Literature; Composition.
Arithmetic
Hamilton's and Milne's Arithmetics.
Complete the subject and review thoroughly
of the preceding grades.
Algebra
Bailey's High School Algebra.
Wentworth's Algebra.
History
Tappan's English History.
Latin
"Latin Lessons" — Smith.
Civics
"The Community and the Citizen" — Dunn.
Music — Art
Manual Training — Domestic Science
Physical Geography
Jarr's New Physical Geography.
Credit is given in the Normal Department for much of
the work completed in the Ninth Year.
Music in the Training School
The music of the Training School is under the direct
supervision of the Director of the Conservatory of Music
and is taught by members of the Supervisor's class. Mem-
bers of the Senior class observe the work, and in turn are
required to teach.
The course of study is carefully prepared and the work
of the grades conducted after the best known methods.
Teachers are carefully trained in all that is required
of an expert supervisor, and the music of the Training
School is a pronounced feature.
1
Christmas Fairies
Page 84
Ponnsylvanicf f^ftj/n A
/ School
ALUMNI REGISTRY
Following are Ihi- names of the graduates of this school arranged in alphabetical order. This facilitates the finding of any name IK-Iongiag
in the list. Opposite the name, the year of graduation is given, and as the Class Directory follows this list, one can turn at once to the penton's
<'liiss, olitaiii his adiin-ss, and tin- list of liis chissmates.
Abfle, listlicr Marie 1'.)1U
Adair, Jennie M IHS5
Adair, Margaret 1893
Adair, Rutti 1895
.\dams, Florence 1 1910
Adams. George 1913
Adams, Laura A 1907
Adams, Pearl 1913
Adams. VVilda 1914
Addleman, Marie 1911
Agcy, Olive M 1906
Agey, Wallace B 1902
Ague, John B 1S84
Akins, Juanita B 19U
Alabran, Opal 1916
Albert. Ethel Jemima 1916
Algeo, Ethel 1913
Alcorn. Edna M 1910
.Mderfer, Grace 1911
Alexander. Julia F 1902
Alabran, Dora 1913
Allen, Cota L. . .
.Mien. Annie E.
Allen, Florence A.
Allen, Henrietta
Allen, Ruth ,
Allen, Jenncy
Allen, Mar>' E. K.
Allen. Margaret . .
Allen. Susie A
Alexander. Margaret
Allgood, D. J. . .
Allgood, Samuel . .
Allison, Edwin H.
Allison, .^nnie N. .
Allison, D. B. . .
Allison, Edwin .
Allison, George E. . ,
-Mlison, Marion Estelle
Allison. Walter ....
Allison, J. Lewis . . .
Allison. R. Wilson .
Allison, S. Isabel . .
Allison, Jeannette , ,
Allshouse, Blanche I. .
Allshouse. Grace . .
Alston, Carrie ....
Altemus. Mary Margaret
,\lten. .A. \'irginia
Alter, lisabelle . .
Alter, Leola . - .
.Mter, Nellie ....
1900
1883
1907
1913
1913
IS.S9
1900
1912
1,S97
1909
191.5
1914
1914
1884
1S8S
1911
1913
1916
1913
ISSl
1882
1905
1912
1910
1915
1899
1916
1897
1915
1916
1912
Alter, Leola 1907
Alter, Nelle 1913
Alter. Minnie 1906
Aniberg. Nora 1891
Ament, Margaret A ...... . 1916
Amment, Bessie M 1915
.\msden, Marie 1916
Anderson, Alice G 1895
Anderson, Alexander 1911
Anderson, Clara 1912
Anderson, Ida 1909
.Anderson, Irene 1901
Anderson, Lillian J 1916
Anderson, \'ina 1889
.\nderson. Parks Austin 1916
Andrews, Dora B 1893
Andrews, Harriet A 1900
.Andrews, James E 1878
.\ndrcws, Lucile 1915
.■\ndrews, Marion E 1916
Andrews, Mary A 1889
.\ndrews, Marj- \ 1905
Andriessen, Edith 1895
Angeline, Mildred 1913
Angney, Allan B 1885
Angney. May E 1882
Angus. Mary A 1885
Ankeny, .Arthur 1913
.Ankeny, Elda .\ 1904
Ankeny, Roy H 1915
Ansley, Louisa L 1899
Ansley, Mabel M 1890
Anthony, Lou E 1895
•Applegate, Florence 1914
Arbaugh, F. N 1893
.Archibald, J. P 1893
.■\rmstrong, Irene B 1897
.Armstrong, Lillian T 1896
•Armstrong, Ruth 1915
Armstrong, V'erlee 1913
.Arnold, Edna V 1905
.Arnold, Lotta L 1916
Ashman. Ida May 1901
.Ashton, Laura E 1898
.Atkins, Mar>' 1912
Aukerman, Dorothy 1915
-Austin, Irene 1911
Ayres, Clara 1891
.Ayres. J. D 1891
Baer, Flora 1902
Baer, Florence 1911
Bach. Edwin E 1894
Bailey, Kathleen 1914
Bailey, Eleanor 1912
Bailey, Margaret 1912
Bair, Roxella 1913
Baird. Mary M. 1891
Baker, Bertha . 1899
Baker, Elta 1913
Baker, Florence M 1916
Baker, Henrietta 1899
Baker, Mary M 1906
Baker, Sarah L 1902
Baker, W. S 1897
Balmer, Myrtle 1912
Ball, Anna 1916
Balsinger, W. Ernest 1900
Banfield, Margaret S, . 1886
Bannon, Jennie A 1911
Bantley. Albert G 1898
Barbour. W. W. . . 1.SS3
Bardonner, Margaret C 1901
Barker, Maude M 1897
Barnes, Agnes C 1894
Barnes, Blanche A 1S86
Barnes. Blanche 1893
Barnes, Joseph F 1894
Bamett, Charles W 1902
Bamett, George W 1899
Bamett, Nan E 1895
Bamhart, Frank P 1895
Bams. Harriet B 1907
Bams. Lida R. 1905
Barr. .Anna M. . 1903
Bair. Mary M. . 1.S97
Barr. Stella 1910
Barrett. Agnes M 1901
Barrett, Jennie K 1911
Barry, Catharine M 1896
Barry, Mar>' E 189*
Barr>-, Mary L 1890
Barry, Rose 1895
Barthol, Gertmde 1 1915
Barton, Humphrey 1882
Bash, Gladys . 1908
Bash, Laura 1895
Bash, Pearl . 1S92
Bath. Claude E 1902
Bauman. Josie G 1899
Baumer. A. Katherine 1899
Baumer. Emma L 1899
Ba-xter. Helen Elizabeth . . 1910
Beale. Bessie 1913
Bcattie. Mar>- 1904
Bcatlic. Tirzah L.
1911
Bcatty, Anna
1914
Beatty. Elsie .
1913
Bcatty. R. C.
1913
Beatty. M. Rena .
1S9H
Beck. Ethel Florence
1909
Beck. Elsie R. . .
1911
Beckett, Emma. . . .
I9lft
Bedell, Merl Edith .
1908
Bee, Howard C. .
1900
Bee, Jessie .M. . .
1904
Bee. Lola B. . .
1902
Bcggs, Roma
1911
Beilstein. Edna S..
1910
Beilstein. Marie . - -
1912
Bella. Ada
1913
Bell. Edna ...
1913
Bell, Edna Todd .
1909
Bell. Hugh M. . .
1911
Bell, Jane ....
1914
Bell, Lillian . .
1912
Bell, Mar> H
189C
Bellman, .Anna E.. . .
1915
Bellman, Jenny C.
1915
Beighel. Elizabeth
1896
Beistcl. H. Clay ...
... 1893
. . 1912
1911
Bender. H. S
1891
Benner. Margaret . . .
. . 1893
Bennett Ada
. 1915
Bennett. Mabel Rose .
1909
Bennett. Margaretta D. .
1901
Bennett, May %'. . . .
1911
Bennett, Nellie E.
1900
Bennett. Nellie
1916
1913
1914
Berkey. Ethel . .
1913
Berkcy, Florence . .
1913
Berkey, HUda
1913
Berkey, Jacob M. . .
. 1878
Berkey. William A. .
1902
Bert. Margaret
1912
Bert. Mar>-
1912
Berthel. Opal L.
1903
Besselman. Gertrude
1915
Best, Ada Mae . . .
1910
Best. Elizabeth E.
1903
Best. Ninabelle
. 1913
Beswick. Lois
. 1915
Betchart, Eva
. . 1916
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^2 School
Alumni Registry — Continued
Bevan. Lillian Rot-
Bigler. Zella P.
Bilger. Nellie .
Bing. Pauline . .
Bingey, Alda Dorrance
Bird. Helen L.
Birkman, Sara
Birnie. Mary .
Bisel. Grace - . .
Bishop. Leah \'.
Biter. R. H. .
Bitner, Olive
Bixler. Fannie \ .
Black. E. Dora
Black. Laura Jean
Black. Mary J. .
Black. Olive . ,
Black. Sarah
Blackburn. .\lta Jane
Blackman. .^Ima
Blair. Emma B.
Blair. Mary E. -
Blakely. Joseph A.
Blanchard. Olive .
Blankenbuehler. Elizabe
Blattenberger. Jane .
Bleasby. E. Irene
Blinn. Edna F. ,
Block. Pauline
Blose. Helen J.
Blose. Rachel
Blose, Wilda B..
Blough. Sara D.
Blough, \'erda K.
Blucher. Claribel
Blocher. Loura M .
Blue. John . .
Blyholder. Blanche M.
Blyholder. Katherine ,
Boardman, Helen
Boardman. Lidie
Bock. George H.
Boggs. May C. .
Bohlander. Lera S.
Bolotin, Selma .
Books. Mabel R.
Boon. Jean. .
Booth. TiUie .
Bortz. Flora
Bossart, Ruth M. , .
Bossart. Virginia -
Bossart. Virginia Ross
Bossick. Mary ....
Bostock, Alice ....
Bost. Clarissa Marion .
Bothell. Clara E. .
Botsford. Edith D.
Boucher. Agnes
Boucher. Mary
Boucher. Maud
Boucher. Ruth L.
Bowes. Ethel
Bowers. Hannah F.
Bowman. Agnes S.
Bowman. E. L. .
Bowman, Harr>* E. ,
Bowman. Hazel G.
Boyer. B. Frank
Boyer. Elizabeth
Boyl. M. Genevieve
Boyle. K. Gertrude
Boyle. Mary C.
Bracken. Thomas S.
Braden. Verda . .
Bradley, Charles M. .
Bradshaw, Mattie . .
Bradt, Jennie .
Brady, Carrie L. . .
Brady, Clara M. . , ,
Brady, Minnie ....
191I-,
Brad\-. Roland
1911
Brady. Minnie
1911)
Bragdon. Carrie L.
lS9.i
Braham. .\udene
1908
Brallier. Lou \'.
1911
Brandt. Emma C.
isse
Brant. Luella.
1913
Brauchler. Anna
191.T
Brauchler. Marie S.
189U
Braun. Kathryn
1S.S.S
Breitenstein. France
1915
Breitinger. Hazel .
1S9S
Brennan. Helen
1.S9S
Breniser. Cynthia
1914
Bretch. Frederica L.
1.S9S
Brewer. Marion G.
1906
Brickell. Howard
1S91
Bricker. Marion
191U
Bricker. Henriett i
1914
Bricklev. Maricn V
1S90
Brickley. Wilmer H
189S
1912
191G
1913
191.5
1911
1895
1895
1914
1902
1898
1911)
1916
1916
1,SS7
1899
1913
1913
1S91
191U
1910
1910
1913
1891
1913
1889
1912
1911
1909
1914
1914
1914
1914
1S,S4
1910
1913
1912
1913
1907
1890
1903
1909
1916
1,S94
1910
1913
1901
1888
1889
1904
1913
1910
1883
1914
1901
1904
1913
1913
1911
1910
1910
1913
1912
1886
1916
1910
1913
1913
1915
1916
1916
Bridges. Marguerite 1911
Brimmer. Jessie G. . 1894
Brindle. Janet . . . . 1915
Briney. E. Bertha 1902
Briney. Olive M. . 1S99
Brinker. Gasper C. 1880
Brisbine. Ruth . 1915
Brockway. Mabel C. . 1902
Broderick, Marion 1914
Brody. Rosalind 1916
Brombach. Jennie M 1911
Brombach. Therese H 1915
Brooks. Eliza. 1902
Brosious. Sarah . 1914
Brown, Charle.^ J. . 1880
Brown, Edith O. 1904
Brown, Hattic G. . 1891
Brown, Ida M. 1910
Brown. Irma R. 1907
Brown. Jacob S. 1905
Brown. Jane \V 1910
Brown. Jean 1913
Brown. Josephine R 1905
Brown. Katheryn R ,
Brown. Lizzie M
Brown. Mabel L. .
Brown. Mabel R
Brown. M. Jennie
Brown. Jennie M.
Brown. J. W. A.
Bn
Marion
, Marion I
, Mildred
, Nellie C.
. Olive E
Brown. Ruth M.
Brown. \'elma
Brown, Robert . .
Brown William C.
Brown. Willard
Brownlee. Bertha
Bn
vnlee. Helrii
vnlee. Mabel
Bruce. Hilda M.
Bruce. James L.
Lau
B.
Bruce. Sarah E.
Brumbaugh. Bertha
Brunner. Minnette C.
Bryan. Lottie B. .
Bryan. Minnie J.
Bryson. Sara .
Buchanan. Ruth
Buchanan. Ruth
Buchanan. Edith
Buchanan. Ernest
Buck. Edith M. .
1916
1883
1906
1910
1.884
1912
1912
1912
1883
1910
1894
1915
1915
1911
1911
1399
1914
1907
1912
1.889
1905
1906
1908
1900
1886
1904
1912
1900
1893
1887
1915
1915
1912
1912
1902
1901
Buck. Mary A. 1910
Buck. Maude A. 1911
Buckley. Ula Mary 1916
Buente. Grace I. . 1907
Bulgin. Lucile , , 1911
Burgoon. Marie P. 1911
Burgess. Myrtle L. 1906
Burgi. Mabelle . , 1914
Burke. Alice . . . 1914
Burke. Margaret . 1915
Burkett. May E. . 1.S98
Burkhard. Agnes K. 1916
Burlingame. Florence 1913
Burtsfield. Zelah . . 1915
Burtt. May B 1896
Bushyager. Hazel Fern . . 1916
Buterbaugh. Mary Olive 1913
Buterbaugh. A. Laura 1906
Buterbaugh. Kathryn 1909
Buterbaugh. S. Grace 1905
Butler. C. Edwin . 1901
Butler. Elzora G. 1S96
Butlet. Martha . 1912
Butler. Sara Madge . 190.8
Buzzell. Nellie S. . . 1S9S
Byers. Mabel L. 1911
Caddy. Zenaida 1904
Calder. John R. 1880
Caldwell. Attie 1914
Caldwell. A. Mary 1S97
Caldwell. Ellen B. 1911
Caldwell. Ohve B. . . 1.SS9
Calhoun. Clara A. . 1893
Calhoun. Jennie X. . 1886
Calhoun. Marguerite \'.. 1896
Calhoun. Mary L. 1897
Callaghan. Loretta iM , 1902
Callen. Florence . . 1902
Calloway. Marion M. . . 1915
Cameron. Annie R 1891
Cameron. Christine M. 1889
Cameron. Clara 1887
Cameron. Katherine 1891
Cameron. Madge B.. . 1903
Cameron. Martha .\. 1881
aude \-. 1903
iriam R. 1900
Camp. John N. 1909
Campbell. Agnes Jane 1908
Campbell. Alice L. , 1.S.S8
Campbell, Bessie ... 1913
Campbell, J. Ellsworth 1914
Campbell, Ethel 1914
Campbell, Frank B. 1915
Campbell, Bessie . 1913
Campbell, Elizabeth. 1916
Campbell, Margaret . 1913
Campbell, Mabel . . 1913
Campbell, Mabel . . 1915
Campbell. Elsie M. 1910
Campbell. Elva 1902
Campbell. Keturah . 1S95
Campbell. Lois Malinda ions
Campbell. Lulu M. . 1911
Campbell. Marj- . . 191)3
Campbell. Mary M. 1910
Campbell. Mary S. . 1916
Campbell. S. Flora . 1887
Campbell. Helen 1912
Campney. Sarah L. 1895
Canan. Elsie D. 1902
Canan. Jessie E. . 1904
Cannon. Mary W. 1886
Carlson. Helen E. 1916
Carlson. Jeannette F. 1916
Carlson. Jennie . . 1913
Carmalt. Gladstone 1913
Carmalt. Gladys 1914
Carmalt. Helen A 1910
Carmalt. Horace G 1,897
Carnahan. Elizabeth 191B
Carnahan. Matie ... . 1916
Carnahan, Minnie . . . 1903
Carnahan. Sadie M 1910
Carnahan. Thetta 1889
Carney. Alice B 1885
Carothers. Elizabeth M 1895
Carr. Helen . . 1915
Carr. Ruth . . 191.3
Carroll. Hazel . 1915
Carroll. Zata . , . 1913
Carroll. J. G. . . 1887
Carson. John S. . 1895
Carter. Albeit F. . , . . 1892
Carter. Lucile 1 1892
Carter. M. Blanche 1890
Carter. Susan ... . . 1913
Case. Gertrude S. . 1886
Cass. Nellie Elizabeth . 1908
Castaneda. Erasmus 1911
Cattron. Myltreda E 1912
Caulfield. Mary G 1888
Cavanaugh. Mary . 1916
Caven. Agnes . 1890
Cawley, Nan L. . 1885
Chalfant, Martha 1890
Chalfant, Mary 1 1890
Chamberlin, Wil.na E 1915
Chambers. Ella J 1902
Chambers. Kathryn R. , ... 1898
Chapman. James F 1896
Chapman. Wallace C 1899
Chase. C. Belle 1894
Cheeseman. Anna M 1888
Cheeseman. M. Bertha . . 1899
Cherry. Maria 1914
Chester. Delia M 1881
Chester. Edna F 1892
Chestnut. Anna 1912
Chisholm. Lillian A 1888
Chisholm, Mary G 1894
Chisholm, Mary L 1887
Christman, Zilpha F 1914
Christie. Mercedes 1915
Christy. CM 1897
Christy, Kate S 1888
Christy, Louise H 1879
Christy, Marion F 1896
Christy, Maude A 1877
Chubbuck. Leah 1913
Church, Helen Olive 1915
Clark. Alba June 1915
Clark. Irene Audrie 1915
Clarke. Florence 1913
Clark. Anna J 1905
Clark. Annie M. . 1887
Clark. Charlotte . 1892
Clark. Effie M, . . 1904
Clark. Eleanor . . 1914
Clark. Janet L. . 1911
Clarke. Janet. . 1913
Clark. Mary B. . . 1889
Clark. Mary E. . 1911
Clark. Garnet . . 1912
Clawson. Carolyn 1909
Clawson. Cora A 1894
Clawson. Harry B 1910
Clemenson. Glenni II 1916
Clement. Bertha B 1893
Cleveland. Helen 1913
Clingerman. Mary B 1887
Clougher. Mary H ' . 1901
Clowes. Marie . 1915
Clowes. Owens . . 1913
Cluley. Ivy . . . 18S8
Clush, Ethel . . . 1911
Cochran. E. Jessie . . . 1898
Cochran. Laura C 188.5
Cochrane. Elizabeth G 1916
Cochran. M. Etta 1883
Po.>
Alumni
Registry (Continued
fochnin. Mary
l^llll
Croiiemeyer. ( ..lolm-
IH99
IJavin. M. ICinnia
v.»w,
Dunian. Duiay R.
l»97
C'ochnin. VVilliiini A.
IHHd
C"roj<it?r. Mary I. .
1H9I
IJavi». .Vlihired I',
1911
Dun. an. Efia M.
IWJI
Coder. Adii C.
1 H1)L>
CroHwnan. Gertrude
1912
IJavin. .Myrtle
1911
l>un<an. Marry \.
lUII)
Coc. Lucy . .
l!ii:i
Crosmiin. Charlotte M.
I9(),'>
DaviH. .Mabel
1911
Duntan. Ivyi
iwn
Coflin. lulith V. ,
1H!I(I
Cruian. Catherine
IIKMI
IJavi». S:imiiel .M .
1H7U
Duncan. .Mary
19 I.I
Coffin. S. <;cr(riitli'
IS'.lll
Crusan. Tillie
191,1
Davi». VIda M.
IWM
Duncan Mary 'J
IMNI
Cole. KrameH
I'.pi:)
( ruH.m. Mary
1911
Uaviwn. .Mary
IWKi
Dunliam, Anna .M
1WU
Condron. 11. U
I.HIIL'
Crusan, Ruth
19l:<
Davy. Cordelia II.
lOUl
Dunliam. Carrie L.
ISttI
Coiidron. \\:vM-\
11112
Crusan. Stella
1909
Day, Blanche .VI .
I8UH
Dunham, .M. llUin' h'
IW)I
Conkle. Ziln.a
VWl
Crytzcr, Lillian
I9I,-|
Day, Ella R,
IH87
Dunlum. .Maude <
1«()4
Connelly. Viola
v^\^l
Cubbage, Margaret j
1N9.-1
Dean. Daisy R..
1 897
Dunlap. DelLi A.
1901
Cohen. .Illle W.
isim
Cullers, Lettie B.
IHXH
Dean, Helen . . ,
1908
Dunlap. Maritaret
1914
Coleman. Ada
1S!)1
Cullis. Ellen M.
1916
Deeiner, Minerva P.
lUlO
Dunlap Martha .
1913
Colvin. Flora Harriet
niii;
Culp. Baisy E. .
HKi:t
Delamater. Lillian
I8»U
Dunlap. Twila A.
1911
Conlin. Mamie L.
iiii);i
Cummings. Lillian 1'.
ISIW
Delamater. Olive G.
1890
Dunmirc. Bertlia
1012
Connair. Catliarinc Marie
I'.iin
( ujnmins. Eleanor G.
1S98
Del Torrhio. Ida
191.1
Dunmire. .Mary IV
I9IA
Conway. Mary Isal).!
I '.11(1
Cunningham. Bessie M.
I90:(
Dennen. M. Elizabeth
191,5
Dunn. Mary H.
1910
Cook, Alice .
nil 2
Cunningham, liazel .
I'.U.l
Depp. Frank II.
1«0,5
Dunwiddie. .Manx- l<
IWW
Cook. Ida , ,
1'.I12
Cunningham, Edna .
I'.plil
Detweiler. Melinda M
100,5
Durling, Willi. T.
IHHH
Cook. Caribcll
I'.HIS
Cunningham, E. Gertrude
IWM
DeVinney, William .\l
I8S9
Durning. Jean
1913
Cook, Mary IC.
I'.iiii
Cunningham. Erma L.
1S9S
Diaz. Jose Emilo .
1911
Dumt. .Myrtle M.
laoH
Cook. Wilila J. .
nilii
Cunningham. Frank H.
1897
Dick, Howard J. .
1901
Duvall. Anna .M.
IHUO
Coon, Bess L.
IMO'.I
Cunningham. Grace A.
1902
Dickie. Belle J. .
1904
Dwyiters. E<lna
1913
Coon. Florence M.
I'.lUi
Cunningham. Helen ICIliolt
1909
Dickie. Bessc . .
1914
Dyer. Eleanor R.
1892
Coon. Murray . .
i',u:i
Cunningham. I. Elizabeth
190.')
Dickie. Charlotte .
1890
Dyer. William J
1893
<"ooncy. John 11. ,
t<H12
Cunningham. J. Wilbi.r
19(12
Dickie, Esther . . .
1911
Dyesn. Mertyn
IK92
Cooper. Ellen
1W12
Cunningham. Laur.v
I'.lKl
Dickie. Laura M. .
1903
Earnest. Bcm
1913
<'ooper. Mary H.
ISS.-)
Cunningham. Paul
1911
Dickie, Lorctta M. .
1892
Earliart. Marry W
1H99
Cooper. Mary 11.
1908
Cunningham. Mary B.
I'.lll
Dickie. N. Mabel . .
1899
Eakin. .Mar>- Ellen
1913
Cooper. Mary .!.
1888
Cunningham. Pearl
l'((l,-,
Dickson. W. J. . . .
1889
Eba. Edna J.
lUOl
i'ordier. Anita
1S88
Cunningham, E. Ruth
l'.(l.->
Diehl, Flora . .
1914
Eba. Helen M.
UKW
Corey, Joseph Zener
llllO
Cunningham. Samuel K.
1902
Diener, Mary I**.
1916
Eberle. Alma
1914
C^ornelius. Anna
I'lOS
Curry. Ethel W
190.5
Dill. Anson J.
1879
Ebbcrs. Edith M .
1897
CouKlin. Ethel G.
nnii
Cushing. Bess
I9i:t
Dill. Helen H.
1907
Eckcnrode. Vera
1913
Coulter. Frank W.
I'.KW
Dain, Hannah K
IssT
Dillon. Edythc S. .
1902
Eccles. Lida M.
1884
Courtney. Grace .\.
I'.un
Dale. Mar>-
I'.il.-,
Dingeldein. Freida
1913
Eckman. Rcna S.
1887
Cover. Edith E.
nn.3
Dalby. Helen A.
1912
Dinsmore. Gertrude
. . 1914
Edie. M. Leanna
1884
Covey. Maud E. . .
isno
Dalby. Lucy . .
1S,S7
Diven. Marie . .
1915
Edmonds, Jennie
1894
Cowan. Gladys . , .
191.i
Daly. Regina
1911
Dodds. Edith . .
1899
Edwards, Caroline
1901
Cowan. M. Corrinne - ,
191.')
Daly. Mar>-
I9i:i
Doerzbacher. Caroline
L 1908
Edwards, ElU C. .
1887
Cowan. Harriet J. .
1S99
Daly. Margaret G.
191.5
Doherty. .Xnna G. .
1910
Edwards. Martha
1915
Cowan. Lois ....
1913
Dana. Marjori
1913
Domb. Zelda V. .
1908
Edwards, George M
i;too
Cowan. Margaret J.
inoi
Daugherty. Delia
191.5
Donahcy. Grace
191.5
Edtvards, Samuel
1913
Cowan. Nelle
1911
Daugherty. Gail
1913
Donahey. Naomi B.
1897
Egli. Amelia R.
1901
Cowley. Elizabeth B.
1,S9.3
Daugherty. James
1916
Donahue. Margaret .
1912
Eiseman. Florence
1914
Co.x. May
1912
Daugherty, A. Ma\-
1906
Doncaster. .Vrctic . .
1914
Eiseman. Elma ( .
1896
<"oy. Ruth
1916
Daugherty. Helen
I'.IOS
Donnelly. Charles. -
1911
Eiseman. Laura E
1911
Cratt, Laura . ,
191.-)
Daugherty. Howard
I'.ll.'i
Donnellj-. Ivlizabeth
1913
Ekas. .^gnes E.
1888
Craft. Marie J.
1912
Daugherty. Mary .A
1911
Donnelly. Joseph .
1913
Ekin. .Mice M.
1902
Craig. Grace . .
1912
Davidson. Elizabeth
1911
Donnelly. Paul . .
1916
Elder. Emma J.
1909
Craig. Mary
1912
Davidson. Lettie
I'.lll
Donahue. Margaret B.
1916
Elder. Marguerite
1892
Craig, Birdie B.
1899
Davidson. Margaret
IS'.l'.l
Doty. Daniel W. . .
. 1880
Elder. Maude W.
1890
Craig. Elizabeth l-'.
iS9r,
Davies. Bertha .
1913
Double. Mary .\.
1916
Elkin. Hazel .
1914
Craig. Elizabeth Jane
1903
Davies. Margaret K
191.5
Douds. .\gnes M. . .
1902
Elkin. John P.
1880
Craig. Ford B.
1902
Davies. Margaret
1910
Doud.s. D. \V. . .
1893
Elkin. Linus J.
1910
Craig. J. Brad
1896
Davies. Marian E.
190S
Douglass. Hazel .
1912
Elkin. OUve F. .
1910
Cramer. John W. .
1887
Davies. Mac . .
190.5
Douglass. Joy . . .
1916
Elkin. W. F. .
1890
Cramer. W. Justin
Cravener. Constance E. ,
1886
Davies. Zillah Z.
1S97
Douglass. Lill M.
1901
Elkin. William F.
18^
1916
Davies. X-my - .
1901
Douglass. Newell .
1911
Ellenbcrscr. Jessie O.
1896
<'rawford. Alice J.
1895
Davis. Annie S. .
l,-i90
Douthitt. M. Ella
1915
Ellenberger. Martha \'.
1904
Crawford. Clara B.
1897
Davis. Bessie S.
1.S96
Doulhilt. Zannibel -
1S96
Ellinger. Merlin E.
1916
Crawford. Ella E.
1886
Davis. Clarence E.
I'.IO.S
Dowling. Alice J. .
1909
Elliott, .\daline M
1885
Crawford. Estlier J. -
1916
Davis. Cora B.
1903
Dowling. Bemadine
1905
Elliot. Edna M.
1916
Crawford. Hairy .
1916
Davis. Dorothea I
1916
Dowling. Kathryn
1912
Elliott. Jess D.
1899
Crawford, Helen R.
1906
Davis. Edgar C.
1.S9.S
Dowling. I-oretta
1911
Elliott. Elizabeth
1910
Crawford, Mars-
i;toi
Davis. Emma E.
l.-iS3
Draft. Miriam
. 1907
Elliott. Dorothy
1912
Crawford. X. Jean -
1S99
Davis. Elda M .
ISil.-i
Drew. Helen R.
1907
Ellis. Mar^- B. .
1S94
Crawford. S. Hazlette
1906
Davis. Elvira M.
191.5
Drcwes. Irene
1915
Ellis. Sarah E. .
1SS7
Crawford. \V. Clark
\9ll.")
Davis. Grace .\.
191.5
DuBarr>-. Juliette T.
. 1916
Elrich. Charles
. 1S77
Crea. Eliza B
1910
Davis. Grace M.
1915
Dubbs. H. \V.
1899
Elrick. Clarissa M
1910
Creehan. Margaret \'. .
1916
Davis. Jane .
1913
Du«. Amelia M
1S96
Ely. MabeUe . .
1911
Creese. Blanclie
KS99
Davis, Thomas
1913
Duff. Jane D.
. 1898
Ely. SeldonM.
1888
Creese. Jane E.
1911
Davis, Jean . .
1912
Duff. Millie S.
1893
Emerick. \'iola M .
1910
Creese, Olive T. .
1901
Davis. Lucille .*\.
1915
Duff. Ruth
1912
Emerson. C. E\-angic
1S99
Creps. Elbie E. . .
1904
Davis. Magdalene
1912
Dufiey. William E.
. 1880
Emerson. John C.
1899
Cribbs, Nellye J. .
1908
Davis. Margaret ,
1916
Dullard. Marie .
1913
Empfield. Berlin
1906
Crider, Annie M
1S86
Davis. Seba .
1912
Dunbar. Georgiana .
1913
Empfield. Ella E.
1SS4
Crocker. Elizabeth
1910
Davis, i.aura M .
l,-i,S.5
Duncan. Laura .
. 1913
Empfield. Kate E.
1887
Crombie. Florence
1902
Davis, Mabel P.
1909
Duncan. Alice M. .
. 1909
Engle. Grace
1915
Crombie. Mary H.
1S9S
Davis. Margaret t .
1SS3
Duncan. .Vnna M.
1905
Engle. Mabelle R
1S99
P.\c,E 87
J*ojtn8yIvania Staic* JVorma/ Sahool
Alumni Registry — Continued
England. Esther A. .
England, Florence
Englehardt. Margaret
Englert. Alice E. . .
Erhard. Mary , . ,
Esch. Mar>' L. . . .
Eshbaugh. Gettie
Esson, Lulu ....
Esterline. Anna C. .
Euwer. Nannie F. . ,
Everest, Myrtle . ,
Evans, Mayme . . .
- , , , 1916
1912
1913
. . 1S94
, 1914
191.5
1914
1914
1SS2
1.S95
1912
1912
Evans. Alice . .
Evans, Anna P. ,
Evans, Annie E. .
Evans. Blodwin A.
Evans. Emily S. ,
Evans. Fanny .
Evans. Jessie . .
Evans. Nancy Olive
Evans. Fannie . .
Evans. Mary E. .
Evans, Rebecca L.
Evans. Ruth . . .
Ewens. Ethel M. .
Ewing, Anna M. .
Ewing, Maude L. .
Ewing. Caroline I.
Ewing, Roberta M.
Eyster. Charles W.
Farnsworth. Edna
Farquhar. Arnold ,
Farrar, Dorothy
Farrar, Helen 1. .
Fair, George H.
Fair, May C. .
Fair, R. Willis .
Fairley. Elizabeth D
Falkenstein, Helen
Falls, Wilhelmena.
Faloon. Mary H. .
Faulkner. Mayes E.
Faust. Eleanora .
Faust, Winifred
Fawcett. Margaret
Feicht. Emelia T.
Feick. Marie D. .
Feit. George J. . .
Felgar. Grover C.
Fennell, Cora M. .
Fennell. Floyd .
Fennell. Irving . .
Fennell. Minnie
Ferguson. Ada I. .
Ferguson. Clara
Ferguson. Gladys .
Ferguson. James T.
Ferguson. Lydia
Ferguson, Mary A.
Ferrier. Mary L. .
Fetterhoof, Floy .
Fetzer, Ella L. . .
Field, Mary M.. .
Fielding, Eva L. .
Fielding. Fronie S.
Fielding. Winnifred
Fingal. Lotta E. .
1911
1898
1902
1911
1889
1914
1888
1908
1915
1916
1916
1915
1915
1889
1900
1916
1896
1912
1912
1916
1912
1911
1881
1885
1877
1888
1910
1915
1910
1902
1913
1915
1913
1897
1915
1890
1909
1916
1912
1913
1913
1891
1911
1915
1904
1890
1916
1915
1899
1888
1901
1899
1888
1912
1905
Finnegan. Ilose M.
Fireman. Jean I. .
Firestone. Lillian .
Fischer. Carrie A.
Fiscus. Blanche
Fiscus, Clara . . -
Fiscus, L L. . ,
Fiscus. J. J. .
Fiscus. N. S. . . ,
Fisher. Effie J. .
Fisher, Harry H. .
1916
1915
1916
1903
1888
1889
1892
1887
1891
1893
1886
Fisher. Kathryn L. 191.5
Fisher. James G. . 1899
Fisher. John S. 1S86
Fisher. Maude L. 1900
Fitt, Florence . 1916
Fitzgerald. Jean M. 1905
Fitzgerald. Teresa 1912
Fi.\, Rebecca N. . 1888
Fleck, Alice Lesta 1908
Fleck, F. Earl . 1889
Fleck. G. Dare . 1902
Fleck. Frieda R. 1915
Fleck. Gertrude G. 1910
Flegal. Man- E. 1899
Flegal. Margaret , 1915
Flegal. Virginia . 1913
Fleitzer. Marcus W. 1912
Fleisher. Lottie G. . . 1895
Fleming. Elsie . . 1913
Fleming. Hope . , 1913
Fleming. Jessie E. 1901
Fleming. Louise S. . 1886
Fleming. M. Elizabeth . 1904
Fleming. Mary E 1896
Fleming. Vernor M. 1916
Foale. Myrtle M. . , 1907
Forcey. Helen 1913
Ford. Eva B. . , . . 1882
Ford. Mary E 1883
Foreman. Alfred H 1905
Foreman, William 0 1905
Foresman, Anna Ruth , , . 1909
Forney. Ruth H. . . 1905
Fornwalt. Mary S. . 1910
Forry. Ruth . . 1914
Foster. Guy H. . 1916
Foster. Mary E. , 1914
Forsberg. Ida E. . 1911
Fosselman. John B. , 1898
Foster. Blanche F 1898
Foster. Guy . . . 1913
Foster. Mary I.. , 1892
Foulke. Katharyne . 1893
Foulke. Sunshine G.. 1895
Fowler. Rebecca M 1905
France. Ellen M 1916
France, Zureta B. . . 1915
Francies, Sara 1914
Fraser, Elizabeth C 1887
Frazier, Georgiana A 1916
Freed. B. F 1890
Freeman. Sarah J 1886
Freeman. Edna 1913
Freund. Elizabeth 1913
Friesell. Clara E 1895
Frost. Helen J 1908
Froyd. Edna C 1916
Fry. Dana 1914
Frye. Anna P 1902
Frye. Bertha .... 1913
Fryer, Edna 1911
Fuller. Neva 1913
Fulmer. Edith 1913
Fulton. Belle T 1902
Fulton. Stella R 1910
Furman. Frederica E 1916
Galley, Olive M 1911
Galbraith, Beatrice L 1916
Galbraith, Marietta 1887
Galbraith. M. Marion 1884
Galer. Nora 1911
Galer. Adaline 1912
Galer. Ruth ... 1912
Gallagher. Ruth 1912
Gallagher. John Ellis , 1896
Gallagher. M. Rose 1894
Gallagher. Ida Rebecca 1915
Gallagher. Sara C 1899
Gallagher. Ada R 1896
Gallagher, Helen 1913
Gallagher, Orville 1913
Gallagher, Sarah M 1884
Gallagher. Sue B 1891
Gallaher. Lyn 1914
Gamble. Mildred E. . 1915
Gang. Myra C. . . . 1915
Gardner. Edna . . 1912
Gardner. Jean , . 1913
Gardner. Louisa M . , 1910
Garinger. Beatrice 1912
Garman. Lorene . . . 1G14
Garman. Malvina 1882
Garman. Mildred E 1899
Garman, Tweet 1895
Garrett, Henrietta 1910
Garrety, Roeemarie 1915
Garson, Grace A 1916
Gartley, Eva 1913
Gates. Ruth 1916
Garvin. Blanche D. . 1916
Gayley. Chester . . 1912
George, Carrie H. 1911
Gephart. Bessie 1910
Gerber. Evelyn 1913
Gessler. Caroline 1892
Getty. A. May 1909
Getty. Mary 1886
Getty. Mary E 1915
Getty. Sadie 1911
Getty. Ross 1912
Getty. Ruth .... . 1912
Getty. Wayne McCune 1916
Gettner. Florence I. 1900
Gettner. Mrs. Lina C 1897
Geus. Anna Marie Leo 1916
Giammartini. Adele 1915
Giammartini. Augusta , . - . 1913
Gibb. Martha 1914
Gibson. Ada C. . . 1895
Gibson. Edna . 1910
Gibson. Frank C 1888
Gibson. Rosanna H 1892
Gibson. Sara M 1905
Gibson. T. L 1890
Gieg. Emma 1914
Giffin. Alberta 1913
Glunt. Mildred 1913
Gilchrist. Lena . . 1911
Gilchrist. Martha . , 1912
Gilchrist. Mary . . 1915
Gilhllan. Agnes . . 1912
GilfiUan. Alice 1912
Gilfillan. Anna C 1897
Gilfillan. Sarah A 1886
Gillen. Vera 1915
Gilmore, L. Etta . . 1890
Gilmore. M. Gertrude . - 1896
Gilmore. Margery M 1888
Ginevan. Hazel 1914
Ginsburg. Max 1916
Given. Annie F 1885
Given. Margaret 1909
Glasgow. John T 1893
Glass. Bella A 1896
Glass. Margaret 1909
Glass. May A 1904
Glass, Ora B 1910
Glasser, A. Elizabeth 1909
Glasser. Mary E. . . . 1907
Gleason. Marjorie. . . 1915
Gleason, Mercedes De . 1901
Glemser, Ella B 1908
Glemser. Marie 1901
Glover. Ada 1 1916
Gocher. Florence 1904
Goff. Helen 1913
Goff. Frances E 1896
Goggin. Margaret D 1899
Golden. Helen 1912
Goldstrom, Lena 1911
Gollmar. Sarah E 1895
Good. Delia 1915
Good. John E 1899
Good. Laura J 1903
Goodell. Jane F 1891
Goodell. Nellie A 1887
Goodfellow, Margaret - 1910
Goodwin. Bertha F. . 1897
Goodwin. Margaret 1914
Gordon. A. C. . . 1889
Gordon. Helen 1915
Gordon. Julia 1913
Gordon. M. C 1885
Gorman. Ida M 1891
Gorman. Jeannette M. . . . 1896
Gorman. Ora B 1909
Gough, Delia 1912
Goughnour. Ethel 1913
Gould. Hazel 1912
Grable. Frances 1912
Grable. Osmyn A 1898
Grabill. Pearl 1913
Graber. Helen 1913
Grace. Anna 1894
Graft. Anna R 1896
Graff. Frances 1915
Graff. John 1913
Graff. Martha 0 1906
Graham. Anna E 1905
Graham. Anna M 1885
Graham. Beatrice 1905
Graham. Mary M 1895
Graham. Maud B 1897
Graham. Mazie E 1899
Graham. Nan G 1908
Graham. Ethel 1912
Grant. L. Louise 1915
Grant. M. Margaret 1898
Grant. May 1913
Grassel. Anna M 1888
Gratz, Margaretta 1913
Graves. Alice M 1910
Gray. Marian W 1905
Gray. Myrtle O. . 1899
Gray. Margaret 1912
Gray. Ethel . . 1912
Gray. Walter 1914
Greet. Maria . . 1912
Greer. Maria S.. . 1911
Green. Martha J. . 1916
Green. Ruth M. . 1916
Greenwalt. Metta E 1903
Greenwood, Leah 1915
Greene, S. Ella D 1881
Gregg. Mary J 1883
Greeves. Mary C. 189S
Grieb. Anna K. . 1894
Griffith. A. Earl . 1900
Griffith. Alice 1915
Griffith. Alice F 1887
Griffith. Earnest 1910
Griffith. Mary H 1911
Griffith, Mary C 1916
Griffiths. Anna M 1916
Grimm. Grace M 1899
Grimm. P. H 1889
Grimes. Lola M 1912
Grove. Helen S 1916
Groves. Helen P 1916
Grumbling. Ethel S 1916
Grumbling. Sarah 1877
Grumbling. Vida R 1907
Grumbling. Zola . 1913
Grundy. May A. , 1907
Guffey. Margaret . 1894
Guss. Roland W. . 1881
Guthrie. Carolyn 1911
Guthrie. Clyde G 1899
Gwinn. Caroline S 1877
Gwyer. Mary Margaret 1909
jP€>njt8yJ\
va/tia
sya/i
vi>///ici/ School
Alumni Rcftlstry — Continued
(;wy<-r, I'lMfl
GwytT. Pearl
llauK, MarKarct M.
Uiibcrli-n, Katharim
llackn
lla
Ilaikiiian. Mailli;
Iladli-y. luiilh <).
lla
Hazel (■
IlaKenlocher, Anna (
llallM. lulilh M.
Ilahn. Katherine
Haines. liliiabelli C.
Ha
Mai
Hall, Loyal V. ivil
llallam, Klorencc Uill
llamerly. Gretta M. I'lili;
Hainill, Kranklin ISM
Hamill. Frank T. I^KK.
Hamill. James S. I'.ills
Hamill. Jennie IS.S(i
Hamill. John l'.ll:t
Hamill. Josephine IsKil
Hamill. Mabel ^ 1'.m:i
Hamill. Jack . mil
Hamill. Mabel I'Moy I'.Kl'i
Hamill. Q. A. . ISS7
Hamilton. Ada F. ls,sl
Hamilton. Bess L. imi.''.
Hamilton. Besse V. I'HU
Hamilton. Delia IWU
Hamilton. F.dna L. I'.Ul.
Hamilton. Ehzabcth Isss
Hamilton. Ethel l!«l!)
Hamilton. Margaret C. I.S.Sli
Hamilton. Gretchen I'.ll.l
Hamilton. Mary 101.')
Hamilton. M. Lenore , l.s<)S
Hamilton. Martha HHW
Hamilton, Ruth I'U.i
Hamilton. R. Clark I'.Kll
Hamkens. Marie H HH)7
Hammer. Charles M lilOO
Hammer, George H. - isys
Hammer. Samuel F. 11100
Hammer. WiUiam F. IS!)"
Hammers. George M l.sslfl
Hammers. John F ISflti
Hammond. James B. 18S7
Hammond. Jane 1892
Hamphill. Gertrude 1.SS9
Hancock. Martha F. isil.i
Hanco.\. Edith . 11112
Haney. Alberta 1WI2
Hanlon. Margaret P 1916
Hankey. Bess Alma 1909
Hanna. Agnes ... 1913
Hanna. Bella A. 1S99
Hanna, John C. 1S79
Hanson, Carolyn A. M. 1S99
Hanson, Emily . 1914
Hardie, Jessie H 1S.S9
Hardy, Frances 1914
Hardy, Hazel Lorena 1916
Hare, Sadie C 1905
Harkless, John 1913
Harkness, Maude .\ 1900
Harmon, J. Lcn 1899
Harnish, Lewis C 1SS3
Harnish, William R 1,S.S2
Harper. Carrie 1893
Harr. Charlotte P 1SS9
Harrington. Beatrice 1S8S
Harris, Lillie M 1904
Harris, Minnie R ISSS
Harrison, Anna M 1904
Harrison, Elizabeth R 1905
Harrison, Elizabeth M ISSS
Harrison, George 1916
, Jennie B ISSl
. Mar>- R 1894
I larrocks, Sarah
llarrold, Gertrude A.
Ilarnha, (.'urliil . . .
llarter, M.ic ....
Ilailley, Margaret M.
Ilaitman. Mary A, .
Ilarlsock, Helen G. .
Ilartz, Mary A,
llartitell, Percy .
Ilazlett, FranreH S.
llailett, Mabel A.
Ilasinger. Margaret
I lasinger, Stella L,
Mass, Jessie I, .
Ilasson. Genevieve D,
llast. Myrtle , .
Hastings, Gula . .
lla.stie. Zella . .
1 lastings, Jean W,
Hastings. Ralph
Hatch. Irene Chesbroii
Hauck, Laura N.
Ilauser, Laura N.
Ilauser, Lyda M. .
Ilawley, Cienevicvc
Hawthorne, Camille
HawtlK
Martha
Hawthorne, Paul . .
Hawkins, Florence
Hawkins, Neonetta S, .
1 lawkins, Viola ...
Hay, Alberta
Hay, Mary L
Hay, Nora
Hayden, Margaret B.
Hayes, Elizabeth . .
Hays, Caroline D.
Hays, Fannie L. .
Hays. Flora B. .
Ilazlett. Anna M.
Hazlett. Annie S. . .
Hazlett, Cordelia B.
Hazlett, Frances .
Hazlett, Frances S.
Hazlett, Lillian .
Hazlett, Mabel .\.
Hazlett, Mabel .\nneta
Hazlett, Margaret M.
Heck, Edna M.
Heckert, Zella
Heinze, Elizabeth
Heinze, Gertrude . .
Heitzenroter, Lillian M
Helman, Mary . . .
Hemphill, Helen .
Hemple, I. Zetta .
Henderson, Eva B.
Henderson. Mar>- .
Henderson, Nelle . .
Henderson, Ethel . .
Henderson, Frances \V
Henretty, Margaret .
Henry, Anna M. . .
Henr>'. Mazie . . .
Henry. James T. . .
Henrj^ Robert . . .
Hensell. Alma . . .
Hepler. Dorothy C,
Herdman, Margaret ,'\
Herriott, Emma J. .
Herring, Margery
Hershberger, J. Elmer
Hershey, H. D, .
Her\ey, Martha T,
Hessin, Erla I. . .
Hetrick, Marie P,
Hetterly, Ruth
Hickman, Edward D.
Hickman, Ethel I.
Hickman, Mrs. J, N, I
I KK.-,
iixm
1914
1913
1891
19111
nil.'i
1910
1913
1M97
1910
1909
1904
191U
1898
1913
1913
1912
190,i
1910
1909
1906
1906
1902
1915
1893
1890
1915
1916
1916
1913
1888
1892
1906
1886
1910
188,5
1885
1884
1892
1886
1902
1S9I
1897
1913
1910
1909
IS99
1902
1912
1913
1913
1900
1913
1913
1915
1901
1S86
1913
1916
1911
1909
1915
1S97
1913
1913
1916
1S97
1SS8
1913
1904
1S91
1S97
1916
1910
1914
1SS2
1911
1911
Hickman, K. L.
llickH. (ierlrudr
Higgon. Anna
HighlH'rK'r. Lyde M.
Hill>ert. Inwmi K.
Ilildebrand, Gertrude
llile. Cornelia E. . .
Mileman. Alma M
Hileman. F. ICntella
Hileman, Gertrude
Hill, Dorothy
Hill, Elizabeth
Hill, Eulah U.
Hill, Eva A.
Hill, Grace E.
Hill, Jennie A.
Hill, Margaret A.
Hill, Margaret B,
Hill. Martha
Hill. Mary V.
Hill. Thomas T.
Hill. Margaret
Hillard. Barbara E.
Hillard. Blanche F.
Hilliard. Margaret
Hills. Verna E. .
Hilty, James R,
Himler, Mar>- M. .
Himler, Mar>*
Hine, Nancy J. .
Hines, Edgar E.
Hinkson. Helen
Hinkson. Nettie
Hirsch. Margaret B.
Hirth. Alice . .
Hirth. Lillian M. . .
Hirth. V'iolet C.
Hitchcock, Kathryn
Hiteshew, Delia
Hixson, Norman .
Hobough, Bertha \'.
Hodge Grace M. . . .
Hodgson. Jennie ....
Hodgson, Margaret Ruth
Hoch, D. B
Hoedle, Edna Anna . .
Hoerle. Cecelia T.
Hoerle, Janet E,
Hoffman, Leon H. .
Hoffman, Martha R, A.
Hoffman, Regina . . .
Hoffman, Margaret M.
Hogan, Margaret . . .
Hogue, Grace M, . .
Hogue, Martha M.
Hohman, Sophia .\, .
HoUord, .Mice B.
Holloway, Edna A.
Holman, M. Persis
Holmes, Gcorgene.
Holmes. Margaret . .
Holquist. Helen C. .
Holsapple. Francis O. .
Holsopple. Guy
Holt. Anna E. .
Holt. Elsie E.
Holtz, Ruth .
Hommel, Margaret J. .
Hood, Elizabeth May
Hood, Ida M. . .
Hood, M. Laura .
Hood, Pearl I. .
Hoon. Bessie E. . .
Hoon. J. Margaret
Hoover. Alda ....
Hopkins Mar>- Louise.
Hopkins. Mar>- R.
Hopkins. Wallace E.
Horgan. Margaret M. .
Home, Edith Claire
IHM.',
Morn, Z«im
lUlO
1913
Horntrakr, Kulh
lUI't
I91.'>
Horr.Klt., Sarah
IHIi.1
1H96
llorlon, Frank II.
I1KW
1916
ilouck, KuM M.
100.-.
1KH2
Iloikinnn. t>IU
IMW
IM92
llouk. Kuth
lUU
I91.'p
lloufer. Nannie
1011
1901
IIouiUjh. KVjrentr
1913
1913
Ilouit/jn. Nclle .
lUIZ
1897
ilouirt/>n. Stella
1914
191.'.
Howe. Anna .M.
lUlO
IHttK
Howell. ( lara V.
ISUI
189(1
Howell. .Mar^ ,M
1010
19(15
Howland, .Margaret
1012
1892
llowland, Ro»r .
1013
1915
Howland, Kulh
101.'.
ISK9
Hoyt, Juanila
1014
1914
Hubacker, Caroline
1005
11H)7
Hubarher, Nellie
1011
19(15
lluhley, Alice K.
1910
1912
lludion, Nellie .
1904
1!MM
Huff, Joteph A,
I80S
1!KI7
Hughes, Emma
1910
1914
Hughc:(, Margaret \'.
1004
1910
Hughes, Mary E.
1808
1910
Ilugus. Jemima
1014
1911
Hull. Juneta
1014
1912
Hull. Bertha
1013
1S88
Hultberg. Edith
1013
1915
Hunt. Julia
I80«
1911
Hunt. LolaT.
1000
1911
Hunt. Jean
1011
1908
Hunter. Annie A.
1880
1903
Hunter. Beatrice J.
1016
1896
Hunter. Helen M.
1915
1899
Hurd. Sara E.
1803
1910
Hurst. Emma E.
1802
1910
Huston. Edna E.
1011
1913
Huston. L. Agnes
1804
1898
Huston. Harry R.
1015
1886
Hutchison. Elizabeth
1911
1912
Hulton. Argie B.
1890
1909
Hutchinson. Kate McD.
1889
1893
Hutchison. Margaret J.
1887
1909
Hulton. Frank
188S
1901
Hyskell. Ira D.
1S08
1897
Hyskell. W. E.
1896
1900
Ifft. Emma K.
1016
1901
Igo. Madge V.
1908
1913
Imhof. Margaret
1900
1916
Irvin. Laura E.
1905
1915
Irvin. Mildred V.
1901
I,S9S
Irwin, Samuel
1913
1916
Iseman. Josephine M.
1903
1907
Itell. Marie C
1911
1908
Itell. Thomas J.
1$S£
1S94
Jack. Anna M.
1890
1898
Jack. Ida M.
1904
1915
Jack. James R.
1889
1915
Jack. William M.
1887
1915
Jackson. Marion
1914
1S99
Jackson. Walter H
1886
1898
Jacobs. Ella C.
1899
1911
James. Annie M. .
1916
1911
James. Elizabeth
1912
1914
James. Gene\-ieve W.
1904
1915
Jamison. Anna E.
1900
1902
Jamison. .\nna M.
1911
1891
Jamison. N. Josephine 1906
1896
Jamison. Mar>' . . .
1912
1894
Jaquish. Hannah
1913
1916
Jarrett. Florence E.
1902
1894
Jedords. .Mice
1911
19H
Jeffrey. Carrie L.
1900
1913
Jeffreys. Jennie
1884
1895
Jeffries. Beatrice
1915
1907
Jenks. E. Belle .
1901
1916
Jenfcs. Olive L.
1901
1916
Jenkins. Dorothy R.
1914
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VOJllCl-
^tat^ A/oijnciI School
Alumni Registry — Continued
Jenkins. Laura E. . 191(i
Jenkins. Mary F. . 1891
Jenkins. Ruth . 191.5
Johns. Jennie \'. . 1905
Johnson, Clara 1914
Johnson, Edward P 1S79
Johnson. Eliza 1897
Johnson, Eva C 1900
Johnson. Faith Roniayne . . 190S
Johnson, H. P 1887
Johnson. Katherine \\" 1890
Johnstin. Grace 1913
Johnston, Alice 1912
Johnston, Almina R. - 1898
Johnston. .Anna Bird 1891
Johnston. Ida E 1890
Johnston, Ira D 1899
Johnston. J. C. Reed . 1893
Johnston, Jennie K. . 1893
Johnston, Joseph E 1889
Johnston, Laura E 1895
Johnston, Mary M 1890
Johnston, Mary S 1906
Johnston, T. K 1896
Johnson. Pearl B 1916
Johnston, Perry 1914
Jones. Anna Mary . 1896
Jones. Esther A 1888
Jones. Fannie 1898
Jones. Fannie M 1895
Jones, Freda 1916
Jones. Harriet E 1881
Jones. Hilda 1913
Jones. Katherine 1914
Jones. Margaret - 1913
Jones, Martha . . 1911
Jones. Mary E. . 1905
Jones. Mary E. ^ 1910
Jones. Mary Margaret 1886
Jones. Minnie 1896
Jones. Myrtle F 1910
Jones. Roberta L 1888
Jones. Ruth 1914
Jones, Sarah M 1896
Jones, S. Mayes 1888
Jones. Thomas P. . 1896
Jones. Minnie . , 1912
Jones, Sarah . . .1912
Jordan, Julia . . 1916
Jordan, Morris L 1902
Jose, Anna Frances 1900
Joseph, Gertrude 1898
Junker, Dorothy 1912
Kaiser. Anna Christine 1909
Kahl. Ernest 1913
Kallenbaugh, Marie 1894
Kalp, Viola R 1910
Kamp. Julia F 1915
Kany. Julius . . 1913
Kaplan. Esther 1915
Kappel. Hilda ... . . 1916
Kappel. Margaret 1914
Karstrop, .-\va S
1901
Kaufman, Hettie
1899
Kealey, Marie
1916
Kearney, Hazel C
1905
Kearns, Esther \'
1897
Keats, Ethel ...
1910
Keck, Norma C.
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Keck. Ruby . .
1912
Keck, \erle . .
1913
Keelan. Henrietta. . .
1909
Keefer. Lydia E. . .
1914
Keefer, John S.
1880
Keeler. Etta A
1897
Keener. I. W.
1895
Keener. Josephine
1913
Keener, J. A
1889
Keener, William E
1901
Keepers, Helen
1912
Keifer, Beryl . 1915
Kelichner, Sarah E. . 1S99
Keller. Ada H. . 1906
Keller. Bess H. 1910
Keller. George ... 1916
Keller, Melba E. 1916
Kelso, Jeannette E. 1916
Kelley, Mabel C. . 1905
Kelly, Louise . . 1915
Kelly, Mabel 1913
Kelly, Grace M. 1909
Kelly, Myra Z. . . 1902
Kemp, Esther . 1916
Kemp, Mrs. Harriet 1881
Kendig, Jennie H. 1893
Kendig. Mary . . 1891
Kenmuir. Harriet L. 1899
Kennedy, Isabel P 1910
Kennedy, Mary 1913
Kennedy, Mary R. 1S87
Kennedy, Penelope 1914
Kennedy, Helen . 1915
Kerr, Agnes May . 1916
Kerr. Hannah . 1915
Kerr. Steele H . 1901
Kerr, Thomas S 1903
Kershner, Grace VV 1912
Kessler, Harriet E 1916
Kessler, Ida Sara . 1914
Ketterer. Lena A. 1905
Kidder. Camilla . . 1913
Kiefer. Erma . 1915
Kier, Genevieve . 1914
Kilkenny, Rose . 1916
Killen. Leonia 1913
Kimmel, Grace 1899
Kimmel. Harry 0 1910
Kimmel, Mildred 1910
Kimple, Lottie C 1887
Kinter, Elizabeth 1913
Kintz, Florence 1912
Kirk, Mary Katherine .... 1914
Kirkpatrick, \'. Blanche 1902
Kitsch. Ivo 1913
Kirschner. Clara M 1907
Klages. Anna F 1909
Klages, Henriette .\. . 1916
Kline. Carrie W. . . . 1898
Kline. Elizabeth L. . . . 1916
Kline, Leona 1915
Klineman, Rhea 1908
King, Mary St. Clair 1910
King. Olive B 1910
King. Zita 1911
Klingensmith. .-Annie 1883
Klingensraith. Grace 1899
Klingensmith Mary .A 1895
Klingensmith. Nannie B 1897
Klingensmith. Sara B 1897
Knapp. Elsie C 1909
Knappenberger, E. Blanche . 1901
Knappenberger. Binnie . . 1S95
Knauf. Hildagarde A. . . 1911
Knepshield. Nelle 1912
Knight. Bertha M. 1911
Knight. Lulu N'. 1883
Knox. Anna M. . 1SS7
Kno.-c. Edith M. . 1907
Knox. Harriet G. . 1910
Knox. Maria P. . . 1S91
Knox. Mary R 1895
Koesel. Jeannette M 1905
Kohen. Anna G 1899
Konold. Selma M. . 1908
Koonce, Xina P. 1899
Koontz, J. S. . 1.S87
Korb. Mae . 1913
Korner. Helen D. 1916
Kramer. Anna M. 1916
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Kraus. Florence E.
Krebs. Jennie .
Krebs. Matilda
Kress. Marie E.
Kriner. Lloyd .
Kring. Howard .
Kronk. J. Mae .
Kugel. Carolyn R.
Kuhns. Ida J. . . .
Kuhns. Sarah I.
Kunselman, Neil . .
Kuntz. Margaret . .
Kurtz. Leone . . .
Kyper, Margaret A.
Lacock, Georgia M. .
Lacock. Grace N. . .
Lacock, Jean K. .
Lacock. Rebekah, M.
Laing. Clara ....
Lamb. Stella . .
Lambert. S. Earle
LaMere. M. Ruth .
Lammel. Virginia . .
Landymore. Jessie
Lange. Helen . . .
Langham. Louise
Langham, Jonathan N
Langhans. Florence L.
Lantz. Vera . . .
Lapp. \'erna . .
Lapsley. Helen .
Lapsley. Marie .
Lardin. Maude .
Lash. Charles F.
Latimer. Nannie M.
Latshaw. Edith J.
Lattimer, Nannie . .
Laudenslager. Homer
Laughlin, Anna E. .
Laughlin, Gertrude .
Laughlin, Margaret E.
Laughlin, Margaret D
Laughrey, -Anna S. . .
Lauman. Caroline H.
Lauman. Christine E.
Lauver. Emilye
Lawrence, S. Katherine
Leard, Emma L. . .
Learn. Blair
Learn. Margaret E. .
Leasure, Grace M. . .
Leasure. Zella B. .
Leavitt. Ruby E. .
Lebovitz, Jennie
Leckey. Hilda
Lee, Alfred M
Lee, Anna . . . .
Lee. Anna M. .
Lee. Bess . .
Lee. Margaret S.
Leech. Blanche
Leech. Mildred . . .
Leezer, TiUie G. . . .
Lehr, John
Lemmon. Gertrude M.
Lemon. Emma R. . .
Lenhart. Florence .A. .
Leonard. Cora A. . .
Leonard. John M.
Leonard. Leah . . .
Leonard, Ruth .
Leslie, Grace
Leslie, Mar>' E. .
Leslie, Ruth E. .
LeVine, Charles
LeVine, Rosalind . .
Lewis. Caroline C. .
Lewis. Cornelia P. . .
Lewis. Etta R
Lewis. Hope
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Lewis. Lucille . 1912
Lewis. Mabel. ... 1894
Lewis. Ruelba M. 1908
Lewis. Samuel T. . . 1880
Leydic, C. Edna 1893
Liebau. John D. 1916
Lifshitz. Rose 1893
Lindberg. Ethel 1913
Lindberg. Lily 1915
Lindeman, Marie . 1914
Lindeman, Mary M. . 1898
Lindley. Mary . . 1913
Liniger. Thomas F. 1898
Linnenbrink. Ruth 1913
Lintner. Mary I. 1902
Linton. Ella ... 1893
List. Lillie . . 1912
Little. Edward . . 1913
Little. Janet 1912
Livingston. .Annabelle . . . 1912
Llewellyn. C. Gregg . 1897
Llewellyn. Nellie M. 1916
Lloyd. Mary A. . 1915
Lockard. Blanche . 1911
Lockard. Boyd . . 1910
Lockard. Frank . . 1911
Lockard. Margaret 1909
Lockard. Mari- 1909
Lockard. Nora M 1894
Lockard. Roberta 1915
Logan. Helen G 1916
Logan. Zella M 1915
Lohr. Frances 1914
Lohr, Frank C 1899
London. Ray .A. 1915
Long. Ada \" 1916
Long. Grace M 1915
Long. Myrtle M 1915
Long. Grace 1908
Long. Lillian 1913
Long. La\"ara . 1914
Long. M .Agnes 1912
Long. J. Irwin 1911
Longwill. A. L 1887
Longwill. Leatha B 1902
Longwill. Mar>- B 1915
Long^vell, Mary N 1916
Loraditch, H. Andrew 1899
Lorentz. Meta B 1916
Loucks, Amanda 1880
Loucks. DorthaM. 1887
Loucks. Winifred 1896
Loudon, E. Gertrude 1904
Loughran. Ella J 1911
Loveday, Pearl 1913
Lowe. Margaret E 1895
Lowman, Bertha 1902
Lowman. Elizabeth M 1900
Lowman. Elizabeth P 1916
Lowman, Helen 1913
Lowman. Margaret J 1905
Lowman. Mary R 1905
Lowman. Rebecca \" 1916
Lowney. Loretta 1916
Lowry. Eleanore 1913
Lowry. Sara E. . . 1909
Lowry. Vesta R. . . 1910
Lucas. Anabel C. . 1902
Lucas. Florinda. 1916
Luchsinger. Alberta . . 1913
Ludwick. Emma J ' 1895
Ludwick. Florence M 1893
Ludwick. Grace E 1907
Ludwick, M. Rebecca ..... 1901
Lukehart. W. D 1889
Lumsden. Mae Jean 1915
Lupton. Clara B. . 1892
Lutton. Louis F. . 1896
Luty, Estelle B. . 1898
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Lyons, Anna M
LylH. Oram ( ,
Lytk-, Carrie A.
LyllL-. Julia .
Lytic, KatlK-rini- M.
Lytic. Vcreli .
Maboll, Alexander
MacDonald, IClcaEinii-
Maclntyrc. Janet
Maclay, Margaret
Maday. William H.
Maclay. William P.
Macgueen. Kinnia V.. 1
MacOucen. Marsarct
Mackintosh, Josephine
Mackall. lulith .
Matlora, X'erna .
MahafTcy, L. R.
Mahan, Catherine
Mahan, Ksterbelli-
Mahan, Florence .\kli.
Mahan, VV. M. .
Maher, Mary M. .
Mains. Matilda 11. .
Malcom, Maude
Mann, Mae Elizalielh
Mann, Pearle. . , .
Manning. Florence
Marcus. Frieda . , -
Marion, Katherine 11.
Marftiotti, Charles
Markle, .-VuRusta . .
Markel. William . ,
Marker. Nellie . . .
Marquis, Elvira .
Marshall, .\da L, .
Marshall. Alice Hilda
Marshall. Angle T.
Marshall. Anna P.
Marshall. Elizabeth K.
Marshall. G. Meade
Marshall, Jean . .
Marshall, Katherine
Marshall, Kathleen .
Marshall, Margaret .
Marshall. Martha H,
Marshall, Nellie M. .
Marshall, Schuyler C.
Martin, Alice . . ,
Martin, Clara J.
Martin, Eleanor \". .
Martin, GcorKia L. .
Martin. .Arthur S. .
Martin, Elniira ...
Martin, Margaretta M.
Martin, ^L^ry .\da .
Martin. Nelle . . .
Martin, Nellie K. . .
Martin, Don . .
Martin, \'crnc ,
Martz, John D, .
Mason. Goldie . .
Mason. Jessie .\. . . .
Mason, Lulu R. . .
Mason, Mabel ....
Massaro, Mar\- J
Mateer, Martha E.
Matthews, .\nnie P.
Matthews. Earl . .
Matthews. Henrietta .X.
Matthews. Mary L. .
Matthews. \V. E. .
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Meek, Maude L.
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Melcher, Leonora l-'.
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Melvin. Mary E,
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Meneely. J. Roy
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Merker. Frieda .
.Metz. Hazel G. .
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Miller. Calvin B.
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Miller, Charles M.
Miller, Cora E. .
Miller, Dan \V.
Miller. Emanuel M. .
Miller. Florence B. .
Miller. Jennie B, . .
Miller, J. J
Miller. Ida S
Miller. Jennie M. . .
Miller. Lloyd O.
Miller. Lorenzo D.
Miller. Luella M.
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Milliken, Edith
Millin, Mary .
Mills, Bertha
Miltenberger. Harry
Minahan, Margaret .
Minteer. W. \. . .
Mitchell. Curtin C.
Mitchell, Lemuel B.
Mitchell, Mabel C.
Mitchell, May B. .
Mitchell. Margaret F.
Mitchell. M. Jennie
Mitchell. Paul . .
Mohney, J. M. . .
Mollenauer, .Adella
Monteith. Grace
Montgomery. .Anna B.
Montgomery, Edith ,
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Moorhrad, Margaret '
.Moorhead, .Mary E.
Moorhead. Phyllis L.
Moot. Dora ....
Moran. Nora ...
Morgan. Alice E. . .
Morgan. Clara J. . .
Morgan. Edith M. .
Morgan, Nan F, . .
Morgart, Jesisie M. .
Morris, Elizabeth .
Morris. X'ernie A.
Morrison. Alice . .
Morrison. Florence .
Morrison. Genevieve
Morrison. Jennie .A. .
Morrison. Florence
Morrow. .Agnes . .
Morrow. Alice
Morrow. Eleanor .A.
Morrow. Ethel L. . .
Morrow. Mamie
Morrow. Margaret
Morrow. Nancy C. .
Morton, Joan . .
Mott, Grace
Mottam. Zella M.
Mountain, J, \V.
Moyer, Joseph P. . .
Mulligan, Mary J. .
Mumaw. Grace M. .
Munro. Jennie . . .
Munshower. Mabel .
Murdock. Estella M.
Murphy. Anna . . .
Murphy. Ella J. .
Murphy. Ella P.
Murray. .Arthur T.
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Murray, James McC.
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Murry, Belle . .
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Myers. J. Paul ...
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McComish. Charlei D.
McComish. Ralph C.
McConaughey. Ruth
McConaughey. M, Binnie
.McConnell. Elizabeth
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McCreery. Zilpha .
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McCrcight. Martha E.
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McCullough. Harriet
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.McCurdy. Irwin P. .
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McDeritt. Hazel
McDi\-itt, Martha M.
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McFadde
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. Jane R.
, M. Cecelia
McFarland, E. Wills
McFarland. Marjorie . .
McFarland. Mary , .
McFarland, Minnie . .
McFeatters, Calista B.
McFeaters. Marguerite
McFeatters. Nellie G. .
McGara. Olive ...
McGarvey. Mollie D. .
McGarvey. Elizabeth S.
McGaw, Josephine
McGaw. Marj- R.
McGeary. Grace M.
McGee. Angela .
McGee. Jessie D.
McGee. E. Ruth
McGee, Ruth J.
McGinity, Mar>- .
McGlumphly, Laura
McGoun, Mary A. .
McGraw, Josephine .
McGrew, Alberta ,
McGrew, Butler C.
McGrew, Nathan N.
McHattie. Lida .
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McHenry, Elizabeth
McHenry, Ruby M.
Mcllroy, Jean Young
Mcintosh, Janet
Mclntire, Florence
Mclntyre, Helen Maria
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McKee, Annie L. .
McKee, Clarence A.
McKee, Ella
McKee, E. Mae
McKee, Joseph L.
McKee, Lynn C.
McKee, Mabel G. .
McKee, Margaret G.
McKee, Margie C. . .
McKee. William C. . . ,
MacKendrick, Myrtle Jar
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McKinley, Rachel M. . ,
McKinney. Irene . , . .
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McLaughlin. Ernest
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McLeod, Helen J. , .
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McMeelcin, Marguerite
McMillen, Nannie J. .
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McMorran, Helen M. .
McMullen, Eliza . . .
McMullen, Jennie E. .
McMunn, Anna M. .
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McNamara, Laura A. ,
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1897
1912
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1913
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1885
1915
1879
1882
1890
1913
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1894
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1907
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1911
1892
1885
1886
1891
1908
1915
1915
McNary, Ethel R. , , 1901
McNary, Georginia . . . 1902
McNeal. Inez M 1910
McNeelis, Alice 1901
McNelis, Bemadette 1915
McPherson, Anna C, ... 1889
McPherson, Helen A 1911
McQuiston, Marguerite 1914
McWreath. Mary W 1910
Naley, Sarah L. . , , . . 1879
Naser, Elizabeth . , 1915
Naylor, Eva L. . 1910
Neale, Florence 1913
Neale, Nelle 1913
Neal, Harry B 1901
Neal, Hazel V 1908
Neal, Sadie Rose 1908
Neary, Anna May . . 1910
Neflf, Charlotte . ,
Neff, Jean . . .
Needy, Anetta . .
Neel, Nancy W.
Nehring, Harry
Nelson, Elizabeth
Nelson. Evelyn . .
Nemon, Lillian .
Nesbit, Harry N. .
Nesbit, Janet . .
Neuf, Marie A. . .
Neuhardt, Marie E
Neville. Grace . .
Nevin, Alma . . .
Nevins, May . . .
Newburn. Hannah K.
Newcomer, Ina E.
Newcomer, Modest
Newcomer. Odessa
Newlands, Elizabeth
Newlon, G. H. . . ,
Newman, Margaret L.
Newingham, Gertrude
Nicolls, Alice ....
Nichol. Matilda
Nicholas, Jennie
Nicholls, Lucy M,
Nicklas, Anna S. .
Nickles. Florence E.
Nickles, Florence .
Niel, Mary I
Niebaum, Irene . .
Nissley, Isaac O.
Nix, Dorothy
Nix, Ruth . . ,
Nixon. Helen
NLxon, Martha J. ,
Noble, Elizabeth . '
Noble. Margaret J.
Noble, Sarah ...
Noble, Sophia H. .
Noel, Carrie L. . .
Noel, Eva A, . . .
1916
1911
1.SS5
1908
1912
1901
1892
1913
1884
1912
1915
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1.SS0
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1.S79
1911
1912
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1.S94
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Noel, Grace 1911
Noel, Robert D 1902
Nolan, Emogene J 1895
Nolan, M. Ellen 1894
Nolin. Mary E 1895
Nolin, Nancy H, . ... 1895
North, Emily. . 1.SS9
North, Maude . . 1890
Nugent, Sarah C. , ,1892
Oberlin. Mary E 1916
O'Connell, J. Bernadette .... 1897
O'Connor. Bertha M 1895
O'Donnell. Mildred 1915
Oldham. D. Orlando 1905
Oliver, Genette 1916
Oliver, Martha A 1885
Ommert, Estella B. ... 1898
O'Hare, Marie 1914
O'Neal, Ethel G 1916
O'Neal. Mary E. . . 1916
O'Neil. Alice M. . 1902
O'Neil, Delia E. . 1902
O'Neil, Ruth . , . 1912
O'Neill. Margaret . , , . 1915
Opdyke, Twyla 1912
Opperman, Ida T 1904
O'Rourke, Maze . 1897
Orr, Anna B. . 1897
Orr, Ethel M. 1909
Orr, Marie H. . 1894
Orr. Winifred . . 1900
Onvig. Ruth . . . 1915
Osburn, Martha G. . . 1916
Osborn. Nora B 1897
Ott. Franklin B 1894
Otterson, Ollie G. . 1901
Ottinger. AUce \-. . 1916
Ottoson, Edith . . 1915
Ousby. Elizabeth . 1913
Owens. Mayme . 1912
Owens, Bess . . . 1896
Owens, Ethel M. , . , 1910
Owens, Sarah 1890
Owens, Winifred Gertrude . . 1908
Painter, Eva M. . . . . 1884
Palmer, Ethel E. . .1911
Pangratz, Edith . 1909
Pardee, Nellie . . . 1912
Park. Ethel . 1912
Park, Katherine .1911
Park, LetitiaL 1901
Park, Margaretta 1901
Park, Vera A. . 1915
Parke, Wilma . 1901
Parker, E. May . 1900
Parker, Mary A. . . 1912
Parkins, Henrietta 1914
Parks, E. B 1887
Parsons, Anna Helen 1897
Parsons, Lydia 1911
Parsons, Lydia G 1912
Parsons. Martha R 1892
Paterick, Elizabeth 1915
Patterson, Elvira 1892
Patterson, Jeannette G. ... 1910
Patterson. Jennie B 1879
Patterson, M, Winona 1908
Patterson. Margaret S 1915
Patterson, Marjorie 1916
Patterson, Nan 1911
Patterson, Nan 1910
Patterson, Ossie 1913
Patterson, Rose May 1895
Pattison, Margaret 1 1882
Payne, .Almira S. . , . 1892
Pearce. Emma C 1895
Pearce. Nelle T 1905
Pearsall. Elizabeth 1895
Pearson. Kathryn 1912
Pensyl. Georgia .... 1910
Perkins. Anna M. . . . 1887
Perrino. Mary M. . . 1916
Peterman. Walter D. . 1915
Peterson, Ethel M 1908
Petrie, Esther K 1910
Petted. Claude H 1915
Pettigrew. Mildred 1915
Petty. Loveda 1912
Petsch, Augusta 1910
Pfordt. Eleanor 1913
Pfordt. Ella L 1900
Pforsich. Hazel M 1915
Phelan, Ella 1909
Phillips, Verna 1912
PhilHps, Eunice Christina . . 1914
Phillis, Janet 1909
Pickels, Edna 1913
Pidgeon, Bernice C 1895
Pierce, David 1880
Pierce, John W. . l.SSl
Pierce, John M. . . 1907
Pierce, Mary . . . 1913
Pierce. Mary J. , . . 18S3
Pierce. Mary L. . . . 1910
Pierce. William E. . . 1909
Piersol, Elsie D. . , ... 1916
Pinkerton. Augusta C 1879
Pinnock, Mary J 1907
Piper, F. Elizabeth 1915
Piper, Norma ... . . 1912
Piper. Mary 1890
Pitchford, Flora . 1914
Pitzer, Clara ... 1914
Plane, Mary 1915
Plante, Florence G 1913
Plender, Margaret J 1898
Plotzer, Margaret 1915
Pollock, Helen Elizabeth ... 1909
Pollock, Lillie 1913
Pollock, M, Elsie 1907
Pollock, Mary Emma 1887
Pollock, M. Isabel 1902
Pollock, Margaret J. 1904
Pollock. Sara M 1908
Pollock, Matilda 1912
Poole, Grace M 1916
Pope, Anna May 1914
Pope, Eva 1914
Porter, Carrie M 1902
Porter, Eva 1913
Porter, Florence B 1893
Porter, Ida M 1882
Porter, Madge D 1891
Postlethwaite. Jessie K 1916
Poter, Nancy May 1910
Portser, Nancy 1896
Potter, Leta A. . . .1911
Potts. Emma R. . - - 1.SS6
Powell. Gwendolin . 1913
Powell, Laura 1913
Powell, Josephine 1911
Powell, Mary Isabell 1908
Powers, Loretta . . ... 1915
Pownall. Katherine 1899
Prescott, Helen M 1902
Prescott, Effie ... - . 1912
Prestley. Margaret 1880
Price. Frances C 1888
Price. H. Blanche 1897
Price. Pearl E 1904
Priddy, Virginia 1915
Printer, Anna 1894
Prosser, Sarah 1913
Prothers, H. Ney 1899
Purdy, Margaret E 1885
Purdy, Mary A 1894
Purington, Lila W 1896
Purington. Margaretta D 1892
Quinn, Grace 1915
Quinn, Mary G 1907
Quinnette, Alfred H. . 1913
Radcliffe. John N. . 1890
Radcliffe. Ralph 1902
Rahn. Emily M. . - - - 1915
Ralph, John L 1882
Ralston, Blanche . 1914
Ramaley, M. C 1888
Ramsay. Edith M 1914
Ramsay, Elizabeth Minerva . . . 1908
Ramsay. Grace Cameron .... 1908
Ramsay, Helen E 1910
Ramsay, Kathryn 1916
Ramsay, Mary A 1905
Ramsey, Adelaide 1912
Ramsey, Nellie 1912
Randall, Cecil 1904
Randall, Vera 1915
Randle, Addle M 1897
Rankin, Clara 1913
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Reineke. Sophie C. . 1SS7
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Rickabaush. Charlotte G. 1SU7
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Riddle. Charles A. . , ISSl
Riddle. Meredith E. igo.i
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Rieck. Hilda L 1S9S
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Riethmiller. Oliver C mo.i
Rigby. .Annie E 1SS4
Rigby. Lclia B. 11)1.5
Rigs. Ethel N. lUlO
Riley. Frances 1. lUKi
Rink. Charles E. l.s;H)
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Shaffer, Frame.
Kobli, J. Irwin . .
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SagfTtton. I'lorenie II.
1910
Shaffer. L. (;alni
Riibbilis. Anges May
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SiigerKon. .Mary
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Kt.berts. Lydla II.
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1902
.Shaffer. .Mamir L.
Roberts. Mary C.
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Roberts, Signora
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Robertson. Eva
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Kobertson, I'*rances .
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Shancy. Olive M.
Robertson, Ida ....
111 1.1
Sampson, Ix>iH Irene.
19ln
Slianalian. Adelaide
Robertson. Maude E.
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Sampson. M. Gertrude
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Sliarlraugh. Helen .M
Kobemn. Juli.T K.
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Sampson, Margaret L.
189(1
Sharbaugh. Tlielma >
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Sandels. Annie E. ,
1SN2
Sliauli.. Mward K
KciblMsoU, iMlH'l
11)11
Sansom. Bessie G.
1 883
ShaulU. E. Frank
Kobin.Miii. hx'/.
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.Sansom. James B.
1894
Shaw. BethelU
Robinson, Margery
I'.ll.'-.
-Sansom. ,\I. Ivlna
1H90
Shaw. Emily
Robinson, Mary I.
IMftll
Santrock. Mary K.
1901
Shaw, Henrietta S.
Robison, Emma
lUl.-i
Sauer. Lillian
191.1
Sliaw. Jeiin S.
R.I, keleller. Il.-len
iui:i
Saul. Marie . .
1915
.Shaw. Margaret E.
RoiIk.ts. l.,-,ina
nil 1
Sawtelle. Ethel M.
IWHI
Shaw, .\. Annette
Rodkey. Edith
IVII
Saylor. Tilman K.
1800
Shearer. Margaret B.
Rodkey. Hazel M.
I'll 1
Saxman. Ethel
191 1
Sheelian. Rosemary
Rodkey, Mary Belle
I'ids
Saxinan. Isabel C.
1915
Shenrfelt. Myra A.
Kodkey, Robert Gordon .
. I'.ldU
Saxman. S. .A.
1883
Shencfell. Sarah L.
Rodkey, Zola K
. 1907
Sb.irsky. Elizabeth
1913
Shcrbine. Alvin .
Roeth, Alice E
1808
Seanlon. Benjamin F.
1887
Sheridan, Mar>'
Rogers. Anna . ,
I91,i
Scanlon. Mary E. . .
1887
Sheriff. Joseph
Rogers, Laura R.
1909
Seanlon. Eleanor . .
1012
Sheriff. Thoma» D.
Rogers. Mercy
1908
.Sceurman. Mary M..
1898
Shick, Raymond
Rogers. Oscar
191 H
Schade. Anna . .
1011
Shields. Eflie L.
Roller. June , ,
lUK!
Schade. Mary ...
1013
Shields. E. Juniata
Roller. Fannie F.
ls'.i7
Schaffner. Fayetta .
1014
Shields. W. F.
Roller. Vcnona Grace
19M
Schaefcr. Ethel
1013
Shoemaker. Grace E.
Romeltanger. Elizabeth
191fi
Schaeffer. Bertha Blanche
IOCS
Shoff, Dorothy .
Roney. Emma . .
1S94
Schaller. Lena
1015
Shoff, Iris .
Roof. Mabelle . .
1911
Schall. Dora E
1007
Sholes, E. Katherine
Roose. Margaret M.
1907
Schall. Orpha Mabel
1008
Shomo. Jcaeie
Rose. Marie . .
191.-!
Schaub. Mary Florence
1008
Shontz. Emma .
Rose. Mary L. .
1S99
Schcll. Jane T.
1016
Short, Lucy .
Rose. Sophie K.
1888
Schmerber. Marion K. .
1905
Shrader, >. Calvin
Rose. Nellie . .
1912
Schmidt. Mary
1016
Shrimp, Elizabeth
Rossiter. Ruth
191.-1
Schoff. Iris
1913
Shryock. Clara
Rote. Carrie J.
1911
Scholl. AUieann
1913
Shr>-ock, C. Homer
Roth. Henry .
19l:i
Schreiber. Lillie M
1916
Shugert. Helen . .
Row. Ellen ,
19U
Schrciner. Carolyn M.
1901
Shultz. E. Grace .
Row. Sadie M
1882
Schreincr. Hallie . .
1897
Shultz. Margaret
Rowand. Katharine F.
1883
Shrimp. Elizabeth
1015
Shupe, Abbie F.
Rowe. Irwin D.
1S.S9
Schubert. Katherine I. . .
1916
Shupc. George B.
Rowe. Jean D.
1893
-Schuchman. Flora. . . .
1911
Shuster. .Alice
Rowe. M. Etta
l.SSS
Schwab. Esther
1912
Shuster, Eula M.
Rull. Elma , .
1883
Schwab. Ruth
1915
Shuster. Florence
Riiftner. Anna
1912
Scott. Harold P.
1908
Shuster. Olive
Ruffner. Emma J.
1S86
Scott. Ida B.
1893
Sibley. Juniata R.
Rugh. .Agnes T..
1883
Scott. James T.
1805
Sickman. E. Belle
Rugh. Chailes C.
1897
Scott. Jennie .M.
1807
Sickman. Rachel J. E
Rugh. Charles F.
1910
Scott. Lida O.
1806
Sickman. Zella M.
Riigli. \'erna
1913
Scott. .M. Josephine
1SS4
Sicbcrt. Corabelle
Rumberger. Ethel Mae .
1910
Scott. Mabel
1914
Siefker. Bertha L.
Riimmel. Lida E
. 1887
Seachrist. Camille
1912
Siehl. .Alta R.
Kunzo. Thomas
1909
Seaman. Mary S. .
1910
Siemon. Martin
Ku,)ff. Hazel
1913
Seanor. Estella B
1910
Sigworth. .Alice . .
Rupley. Susie R.
1901
Seanor. Lillian \'. .
1916
Silverman. Birdie C.
Rush. J. K
1,SS7
Seanor. \"irginia ...
1913
Simmons. A. Pearl
Rush. S. .Arnold
1891
Seaton. Charles F
1002
Simon. Elmer B.
Rush. .Mildred
1914
Seavey. Ethel Gercke
190S
Simpson. Helen
Russell. .Augusta ,
1899
Scbring. Lawrence M. .
1896
Simpson. Lulu . .
Russell. Helen E.
1 900
Sechlcr. Gula B
1916
Simpson. Belle .
Simpson. Ebcrt T.
Russell. Jessie G.
IS9.i
Sec. Isabel .
1911
Russell. J. Herbert
1895
Sec. Sara .
1911
Simpson. EUie Craig
Russell. Luclla . .
1913
Sefton. Grace.
1913
Simpson. Ethel Fa\-
Russell. Margaret S.
1899
Seibcit. Margaret
1915
Simpson. Geo. S., Jr.
Russell. Minnie B.
1S91
Seibert. Louise
1913
Simpson. James .A.
Rutlodge. Laura E.
1910
Sellers. Ruth
1913
Simpson. Nora M.
Ryan. Agnes . .
1914
Sellers. M. Louise
1006
Simpson. Robert S.
Ryan. Agnes . .
1915
Sembowcr. Elizabeth
1914
Simpson. \'cia .Amy
Ryan. .Anna M .
1910
Scmple. Adella G. .
1899
Simpson. \*iota H.
Ryan. Isa L. .
1903
Settlemeyer. C. T.
1895
Sims. Diantha .
Rye. Anna
1905
P.l
Sexton. James
GE 93
1910
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Alumni Registry — Continued
Sjodcn. Lillie . .
Skclly. Margaret ,
Skewis, Amelia . .
Slater, Alice Gertrudi-
Slater. Emma C. . ,
Slater. M. Ella . .
Sligh. .^gnes M. , .
Sligh. Janet G.
Sloan. Ada B.
Sloan. -Anna C.
Sloan. Cynthia .
Slonaker. Grace,
Slonaker. Ruth . .
Sniale, Romaine
Small. George G. .
Small. PhylUs .
Small. Una Elizabetli
Smeltzer. Jessie L.
Smith. Anna Belle
Smith, Mabel C. .
Smith. Earl , .
Smith. Olive Blanche
Smith. Thalma .
Smith. Alfred L.
Smith. Alice E. . ,
Smith. Anna B.
Smith. Clara B.
Smith. Clara Louise
Smith. Clara Lytle
Smith, Clark M.
Smith. Cleo ...
Smith. Cordelia W.
Smith. Corinne B.
Smith. Edith M. -
Smith, Edna C.
Smith, Elsie .
Smith, Elizabeth F.
Smith, Elizabeth R.
Smith, Emma - , ,
Smith, Emma C. .
Smith, Erla M. . ,
Smith, E. Walker , ,
Smith, Gladys M.
Smith, Gladys R.
Smith, Hiram R.
Smith, Jessie B.
Smith, J. Leonard
Smith, Kathryn Lucille
Smith, Pauline .A.
Smith, Mac E
Smith, Mabel Beacom
Smith, Margaret H. -
Smith. Marie E. . .
Smith. Martha J. . .
Smith. M. Leta .
Smith, Minnie E. . , .
Smith. Xellie Grace . .
Smith, Paul Victor . .
Smith, Sara Katrine
Smith, Sue
Smith, Velma B. . .
Smith, Virginia K. ,
Smith, Lu \'ara - . .
Smitten. Leila . .
Smyers. Genetta L , . ,
Snelsire. Rita M
Snodgrass. Elizabeth Ma>'
Snodgrass. John ....
Snyder. Jennie
Snyder. Laura B. . .
Snyder, S. Frank .
Sober, Mabel F. .
Soles, Ella M
Spackman, Ruth . .
Sparks, Frances
Sparks, Harriett B. . . .
Spencer, Evelyn .
Spears, Naomi B.
Speedy, Hal L
Speer. Priscilla M.
I'.iU
l;n2
1014
li)16
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1S89
1910
190.5
1SS9
1S93
1914
1916
1913
1SS7
1914
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1912
1912
1912
1912
1912
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1900
1897
1902
1898
1899
1898
1911
1898
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1893
1911
1914
1908
1901
1899
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1905
1886
1915
1915
1876
1882
1909
1916
1915
1911
1909
1893
1892
1894
1S99
1885
1906
1908
1914
1905
1.S92
1S97
1915
1913
1906
1916
1896
1881
1914
1916
1905
1916
1894
1911
1912
1916
1912
1.890
1907
1905
Spence, .Vgnes 1909
Spencer, .-Alberta 1895
Spencer, Edith A. 1906
Spraggon, Ethel 1910
Sprankle, Belle . 1913
Spring, Isabel . 1913
Spring, Isabel 1912
Sproull, W. H. . 1885
Sprowls. Hannah 1913
Spryer, Helen . 1913
Sradcr, Ella M. 1893
Srader, Rebecca E. 1916
Stackhouse, Anna C. 1900
Stackhouse, Sarali 1912
StadtmiUer, Elise C. 1905
Suge, Bertha . 1913
Stage, Lida . . 1915
Standish, AUetha I'.il:!
Stahl. Florence N. 19(17
Staples. Clara M. 19ii7
Starr. Kathryn M. 191(1
Starr. Mary E. . 1914
Starz. Louisa E. 1886
Statler. George T. 1879
Statler. Ruth 1914
St. Clair, Alice 1913
St. Clair. Blanche 1899
St. Clair, C. Mabel 1901
St. Clair. Frank D. 1897
St. Clair. Fred . 1915
St. Clair. Hazel M. 1907
St. Clair. Jennie 1879
St. Clair J. Den 1900
St. Clair. Oscar A. 1900
St. Clair. M. Agnes 1.S83
St, Clair, R. J. . 1878
St. Clair. Thomas 1895
Steck, Nellie E. 1899
Steele. Elta . . 1899
Steele. Helen 1913
Steele, Laura M 1906
Steele, Susan Mary 1910
Steetle, Helen 1913
Stein, Elizabeth M 1899
Steinke, Mabel 1914
Steinmetz, Dillie M. . 1891
SteinmeU, Jessie 1906
Steinrod, Maude 1899
Stephens, Hazel J. 1916
Stephens, Hazel . . 1915
Stephens, Mabel 1915
Stephens, Myrtle E 1897
Stephenson, Clara M 1897
Stephenson, Florence 1882
Stephenson, Julia M 1900
Sterling, Eleanor 1913
Sterling, Lelah . 1910
Sterling, Mary A. 1910
Stern, Florence 1904
Steuler, Hilda .... 1910
Stevenson. Bessie \V 1888
Stevenson, Helen 1911
Stevenson, Luella M 1893
Stevenson, Mae E 1890
Stevenson, Sarah L 1886
Stevens, Margaret 1912
Stewart, Anabel 1894
Stewart, Bessie E. 1907
Stewart. Christy 1909
Stewart, Clara F. 1902
Stewart. Edna . 1913
Stewart. Elizabeth 1913
Stewart, Mary 1916
Stewart. Paul 1913
Stewart. E. Grace 1897
Stewart, Hope 1893
Stewart, J. T 1888
Stewart, Mary E 1899
Stewart, Helen 1912
Stewart, Margaret 1912
Stewart. Joseph 1912
Stiles. Floy E. . . 1991
Stitt. Lelia A. . . . 1890
Stiver. Walter F. . . 1910
Stoke. Grace ... 1913
Stone. Margaret L. 19U0
Stonbraker. Gaynelle 1913
Stonebraker. Ralph L. 1902
Stoner. Mame ... 1890
Stoner. Ola. . ' 1912
Stoner. Rachel 1914
Stonesipher, Florence . 1914
Storey. Georgia 1887
Storey. Ida B . 1886
Stough. Ralph B. . . 1916
Stouppe, Mary . . 1914
Sto
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B.
Strasler. Frank .A.
Strayer. Ethel L.
Strickler. Helen
Strickler, Hii
Stroble, Elizabeth
Strobel, Elizabetli
Stroup, Grace
Stryker, Mary J.
Stuchell, Alma . .
Stuchell, Clair A.
Stuchell, Ethel M.
Stuchell, Martha E.
Stuchell, Paul
Stuchul, Charlotte Willard
Stuchul, Martha T.
Stucki, Wilmina M.
Stull, Arthur . . .
Stumpf, Claudia
Stumpf, Eva G.
Sturgeon, Carrie J.
Sturgeon, M, Ella
Stutzman, Mary ....
Sullivan. F. Helen . . .
Summerville. William D.
Sunderland. Earl
Sutor. Silas A
Sutter. C. P
Sutton, Edward H.
Sutton, Helen White
Sutton, Mary A.
Swain, Mabel E. . .
Swan, Charlotte G.
Swan, Delia B.
Swan, Edward Q. .
Swan, June
Swan, Mary Agnea
Swan, Nora M
Swan, Steele ....
Swartwood, Margaiet
Swartz, Carrie . .
Swartz, Elizabeth M.
Swartz, Mary R.
Sweeney, Dorothy K.
Sweeney, Jennie .\.
Sweeney, Myrtle M.
Sweeney, Nannie E.
Sweeney, Rosemary .
Swickard, M. Ethel .
Swift, Gladys M. . .
Syling, Philena G.
Tapscott, Mae Ellen
Tarr, Harry M.
Tarr. Stewart F.
Taylor, Alice .
Taylor, Anna Laura
Taylor, Grace E.
Taylor, Grace L.
Taylor, Martha B.
Taylor, Royden J.
Terpe, Frank . .
Terpe, Ruth H. . .
Thistlethwaite, Ina
Thistlethwaite, Lucie
18SS
1900
1910
1914
1881
1911
1913
1916
1913
1911
1909
1900
1902
1914
1909
1907
1.894
1913
1915
1882
1911
1896
1909
1912
1905
1916
1904
1909
1914
1888
1908
1913
1888
1916
1904
1902
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1898
1S97
1899
1911
1910
1909
1,S92
1.S99
1881
1887
1892
1895
1900
1896
1915
1912
1913
1913
Thomas, Dubre A.
Thomas, Fannie .\.
Thomas. Guy
Thomas. Henry-
Thomas. Hilda M
Thomas. Olive .
Thomas. Ruth .
Thompson, Leona
Thompson, Carrie . .
Thompson, June
Thompson, Margaret R.
Thompson, Myrtle . .
Thompson, Anna- Mae
Thompson, Edna L. . .
Thompson, Guy
Thompson, Irene ,A.
Thompson, Kathryn 11.
Thompson, John
Thompson, Lulu B.
Thompson, Mabel
Thompson, Margaret M.
Thompson, Myrtle E. .
Thompson, Rue Cetta .
Thomspon, Sarah B.
Thomson. .Agnes M.
Thomson. Catherine W.
Thomson. Clara C
Thomson. Margaret
Tiernan. Grace E.
Tiffany. Emma J.
Tit=fany, Mary L. .
Tiffany. Paul B. .
Tiffany. Ruth M. .
Timberlake, Elton D. .
Titterington, Clyde . .
Titterington. John A. .
Tittle. .A, Josephine . .
Todd. Marguerite
Todd. Martina .A.
Tomb. D. Harbison
Tomb. David Rankin
Tomb, Herman ....
Tomlinson. Leora A.
Toohey. Wm. J. . . .
Trader. Eugenia . .
Trainer. John F. .
Trauger. George W.
Travis. Fanny B.
Tress. Joe C. . .
Trent. S. U. . .
Treible. Helen Marjorie
Treichler, Elma M.
Trimble. Flora M. .
Trimble. Horace H. .
Trimble. M. Edna . .
Trimble. Mac ....
Trimble. Martha .
Trout. M. Elizabeth .
Truman. Delia K.
Trusal. Jessie Eva . .
Tucker. Asenath -A. . .
Tucker. Margaret
Turk. Mary .A. .
Turner. Jennie P.
Turner. Minnie E.
Turner. Sarah A. .
Tussey. Mary J. .
Tyler. Alice E. . .
L'hlinger. Katherine .
Ulerich. William W. .
Uncapher, Elizabeth
Uncapher, Luella M. .
Unger. Frank
Urey, John M. .
L^rey, Mary H.
L^rey. Preston G.
\'anard. Eva U.
\'anard. Flora M.
\-an Eman. Hattie
Van Horn. \'ida
191 1
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1914
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1912
1916
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1.894
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1911
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1913
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1910
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1913
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1912
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1915
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1902
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1915
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1912
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1900
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1913
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1914
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19IC,
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1904
W.iKI-sehiindt. Lillian E.
1902
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1910
Wyman.JaneG.
1907
Walker. Anna G
1915
Wesner. Pauline
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1910
Wyman. Mar>* E.
1904
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1888
West, Alice M. . .
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1S93
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I'JOS
Walker. Bertha
1913
Weston. Imogenc .
I'.IM
Wilson. .Mice May
1898
Wynn. Wesley A.
18WS
\\ alker. Lenore
1913
Wetherell. Caroline
Wetzler. .^da ...
I S,S9
1913
Wilson, Arthur W.
Wilson. Caroline
1901
1910
Wysc. Lettie L.
Yamall. Margaret
1891
Walker. Florence C.
1884
1913
Walker. Idclla . .
1892
Weyman. .-Mice .
1912
Wilson, Esther
1914
Yamall. Margaret
1012
Walker. Laura B.
1900
Wheeler. Edna J. .
I'.IKI
Wilson, Florence
1914
Vcaly. Lenore
1912
W.illace. Florence
1912
Whetstone. Emily,
1915
Wilson. Florence .
1913
Yerkley. .Albert F.
1901
Wallace. Mabel
1910
Whiston. Walter C.
1915
Wilson. Flora L.
1908
Yodcr. Elizabeth A.
1902
WalL^ce. Margaretta ...
191.5
White. Anna
1914
Wilson. Florence
1902
Yoder. \ ida J.
1902
Wallace. Minnie
1913
White. Josephine W.
1,S94
Wilson. Florence .
1911
Young. Agnes
1912
Wallace. Minnie J. . .
1894
White. Mary
1915
Wilson. Helen C.
1892
Young. .Anna M.
1911
W.illcr. Harriet . .
190G
White. Sara M
1915
WUson. Elsie
1912
Young. BUnche O.
1895
Waller. Mabel
1896
White. Rose
1904
Wilson. Helen I. .
1910
Young. Eva L. . .
1897
Waller. Margaret L.
1901
White. Nan
1912
Wilson. Irene B.
I9(X;
Young. Grace
1915
Waller. Robert P.
1902
Whitehead. Irene . .
1912
Wilson. James M .
18,85
Young. Ruth .
1915
Wallis. Jean 11
1910
Whitehill. Stewart H
1S7C.
Wilson. James T.
1,894
Young. Florence
1914
Walsh. Cecelia . .
1915
mil
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1902
Wilson. John D.
Wilson. M. .Agnes
1S9S
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Young. Pearl C.
1904
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Whiteman. Lydia Bess
1909
1916
Walsh. Ora E.
l.slll
Whiteman. Mar\* Gertrude
190S
Wilson. Joseph .
1913
Young. Sara .
1913
Walter. .-Vnna M.
1909
Whitfield. Eleanor G
1916
Wilson. Mabel .
1914
Young. Orca . .
1912
Walter. Helen E.
1915
Whitefield. William H. .
18,>in
Wilson. Mary A.
1915
Yuill. Jessie
1913
Walters. Jane
1915
Whiting. Rita A
1910
Wilson, Olive
1913
Zanchi. Mary E.
1907
Walters. Grace
1914
Whitledge. Bentley
1915
Wilson. Robert M.
ISSO
Zeller. Ima Heraldine
1909
Walton. Mary 11.
1897
Whitmyre. Sadie E. .
19(11
Wilson. Ruth Sadie .
1.894
Zehner. Nora
1911
Waroblyak. Ella
1912
Whitmyre. Tamar ...
1901
Wiltrout. Elizabeth .
1916
Zehner. Maude
1913
Wanier. J. Paul
1910
Whitten. Charles E.
, lS.-*7
Wineman. Kalherine
1912
Zeigler. Martha E.
1916
■Aarner. Lydia H
1904
Whyte. lCathr>n . .
1914
Wineman. Myrtle Q.
1915
Zeitler. Lucille E. .
1914
Warnick. Lucretia
1914
Wiant. L. Cora ...
1902
Wineman. Sara E.
1915
Zelt. Dais>-
1914
Warnock. Clara E.
1897
1885
1891
Wicks. Carrie L
1911
Wingar. D. Lester
Wingert Charlotte M.
Wingeit. Clara M. .
1907
1901
19«)5
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Zener. \"irgil C.
Zimmerman. Elizabeth
1913
Wamock. O. 11.
Wier. Ethel S
1911
1900
Warren. Annie M
Widowson. Gaye
1913
1901
Warren, Jennie S.
1SS5
Widdowson. Mar>' .
1915
Wingert. Ella B.
1907
Zimmerman. Zelma
1911
Warren. Clarence
1916
Widdowson. Roxie L.
Widdowson. Ruth
1910
1912
Wingert. Laura -A.
Winter, Esther
1905
1914
Zimmers. Mabel
Zweisele. Fred J.
I9I0
Washabaugh. Grover C
1916
1916
J^G^nnsylvania State* A/omiciI SahooJ
CLASS DIRECTORY
Officers of the Society of the Alumni
Dr. H. G, Carmalt, Class of '97 President
Lester Winger, Class of '07 Vice-President
Mrs. M. C. Gordon, Class of '07 Secretary
Mrs. C. H. Irwin, Class of '9^ Treasurer
Note — So far as the addresses of our Alumni were known, or could be obtained, they ;
of which our directory may be made more complete in the future catalogues. In almost all c
We often have calls for teachers that we are unable to supply. We request our Alumn
addresses and desires.
given. Our friends will confer a f
the home address has been give
lio are desirous of obtaining bei
nformed of their
CLASS OF 1876
Elementary Course
McCurdy. Irwin P.. D.D.. Litt. D.. LL.D.. D.C.L.. Clcrgyr
Smith, Hiram R., Farmer
Trent. S. U. — Deceased.
Whitehill. Stewart H.. Lawyer — Deceased.
CLASS OF 1877
Scientific Course
- Deceased.
, Loveland. Colo
Fair. R. Willis
Elementary Course
Christy. Maude A. — - Deceased.
Grumbling. Sarah. A. M. (Mrs. E. C. Van
Gwinn. Caroline S. (Mrs. H. D. Blatchley)
Martin. Clara j. (Mrs. W. S. Kelly) , .
Pollock. Mar>' E. (Mrs. Emma Shupe) . .
McCreerj*. James W.. Lawyer , ,
Carlisle, Penna.
Lexington, Neb.
Caldwell. Idaho
Webster, Penna.
Wooster. Ohio
, Greeley. Colo.
CLASS OF 1878
Elementary Course
.\ndrevvs. James I
Berkey. Jacob M.,
Lawyer La Crosse, Kan.
\.. M., Director of Special School^
and Extension Work. 3442 BoQuet St.. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Elrich. Charles. Business 210 E. Uth .\ve.. Homestead. Penna.
McCurdy, Joseph A.. A. M.. LL. D.. Lawyei Greensburg, Penna.
Mitchell. Margaret F. (Mrs. S. M. Jack) . Indiana. Penna.
St. Clair, R. J., Business . .St. Joseph. Mo.
Tomb. D. Harbison — Deceased.
Wenner. Theo. L. — Deceased.
CLASS OF 1879
Elementary Course
Brooks. Elisa — Deceased.
Christy. Louisa H. (Mrs. H. M. McCi
McDivitt. Martha M. — Deceased,
Naly, Sarah L.. Pharmacist . ,
Patterson, Jennie B. (Mrs. J. A. Mon
. Carson City, Ne
.500 ISth Ave., Denvei
- . . , Stronghu
Pinkerton, Augusta C 6711 McPherson Blvd.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Scott. Jennie M. (Mrs. W. L. Lapsley) Swissvale. Penna.
St. Clair. Jennie — Deceased.
L^ncapher. Elizabeth — Deceased.
Woods. Margaret E. (Mrs. M. D. Heath) Teacher \'ineland, Cal.
Davis. Samuel M.. A. B., A. M., Lawyer Santa Ana, Cal.
Dill. Anson J.- — Deceased.
Hanna. John C. Writer 120 Ellis Ave.. Wheaton. III.
Johnson. Edward P ...
McGrew, Butler C. Business Washington. Penna.
Miller. J. J., Judge Court House. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Nissley. Isaac O.. Editor ... . Middletown. Penna.
Shane. Samuel, Business . McDonald. Penna.
Statler. Geo. T., Business . ... ... Greeley, Colo.
CLASS OF 1880
Elementary Course
Greensburg, Penna.
, Scottdale. Penna.
Hunter, Anna \.. Teacher
Loucks, .\manda. Teacher
Morrison. Alice — Deceased.
Sampson, Emma F. (Mrs. Emma Smith) Mercer. Penna.
Brinker. Gasper C — Deceased.
Brown, Charles J. — Deceased.
Calder. John R., B.A.. Lawyer 1861 Parkwood Ave.. Toledo, Ohio
Cochran. William A.. Merchant 604 Central Ave.. Johnstown. Penna.
Doty, Daniel W.. Lawyer 1708 Marshall Ave., St. Paul. Minn.
Duffey, William E 4 So. Elliott Place, Brooklyn, X. V.
Elkin. Jolm P., Justice of Supreme Court — Deceased.
Keefer, John S. — Deceased.
Lewis, Samuel T., A.B.. Clergj-man . . Osceola Mills. Penna.
Maclay, William B.. Business . , Bellville. Penna.
Xewlon. G. H.. Lawyer
Pierce. David, M. D.. Physician McKeesport. Penna.
CLASS OF 1881
Elementary Course
Roland W. Gu?s)
Ma
. Middletown
Castle Shannon, Penna.
artha A.. B.S. (M
Greene. S. Ella D. (iMrs. Walt;
Hamilton. Ada F. — Deceased.
Harrison. Jennie B . . . , 410 9th Ave.. McKeesport. Pei
Jones. Harriet E. (Mrs. J. M. Boggsj Byron. N
PG'Jinsylvania States A/ormci/ School
Cliiss Dirt'Clorv ConlimioJ
Kiinii, Mrs. Harriet
Martin. Mary Adda. Tc.icher
Taylor. Alice (Mrs. Geo. Hart) — Deceased.
.Mlison. J. Lewis. Supt. of Schools
Fair. (.'leo. II.. Lawyer
diss. Rowland W.. Science Teacher . ,
Mtlsselinan. Harvey C. — Deceased.
Pierce. John II.. Lawyer
Riddle. Charles A.. Lawyer
Smith. .Alfred L. — Deceased.
Snodgrass. John — Deceased.
Stricklci. Hiram B.. Business
1 IVrrysvillc .\ve.. AllcKheny. IVnna.
XVI River Road. .Avalon. Penna.
1320 Wood St.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
i:!.'>l (;arfield .Ave.. Topcka. Kan.
North Adams. Mass.
.\ima K. R.i?|.
Riddle)
41 K«
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CLASS OF 1882
Klementary Course
.Ansjney. .May E.. Tfiulur
Ksterline. Anna C. (M
Kord. Eva B.— Decea;
tiarman. Malviaa (M
C.iven. Margaret P.. Teacher
Hildebiand. Gertrude (Mrs. H. S. Keepers)
Lewis. Cornelia P.. Stenographer ....
. Indiana. Penna.
. Seattle. Wash.
IS St.. Allegheny. Penna.
I .\ve.. .Allegheny. Penna.
:-Teacher . . I.S.X.S.. Indiana. Penna.
130.5 Poplar St.. .Allegheny. Penna.
Deceased.
Phoenix. .Arizona
McElwain. Elizabeth. Teacher Chestnut St.. .Avalon. Penna.
McFadden. Annie M. (Mrs. D. B. Taylor) Indiana. Penna.
Marshall. Katherine. Teacher S4.') Collins St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Miller. Alice J.. Business 1330 Sheridan PLice. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Pattison. Margaret J.. Stenographer i>I1t W. Hth St.. Topeka. Kan.
Potter. Ida M.. M.D.. Physician 347 Monroe Ave.. Rochester. N. V.
Row. Sadie M. (Mrs. Harry C. Christy) Indiana. Penna.
Sandels. .Annie E. (Mrs. John B. Reynolds) Greensburg. Penna.
Shaw . Bethella. Teacher .il21 Center .Ave. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Schontz. Emma. Teacher
Simpson. Nora M. (Mrs. J. C. Patton) . . Indiana. Penna.
Smith. Jessie B.. Teacher - . .Jeannette, Penna.
Stephenson. Florence. B..A.. M..A., Principal Home Industrial School. .Asheville. X. C.
Wilkins. Man- B. (Mrs. Charles H. Ogden) 4947 Wallingford St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
-Allison, R. Wilson. M.D.. Physician .SO.S Wood St.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Barton. Humphrey. l.a\vycr . St. Paul. Minn.
Harnish. William R.. Lawyer . \- X. Duke St.. Lancaster. Penna.
Hickman. Edward D.. Business 1 1-' 4th Ave . Pittsburgh. Penna.
Langham. Jonathan X.. Judge of Courts - Indiana. Penna.
-McCartney. John W.— Deceased.
Maclay. William P.. Lawyer Potosi. .Mo.
McGrew. Nathan X.. Lecturer lOOli .Arch St.. Phil.«lelphia. Penna.
Miller. Lorenzo D Shelocta. Penna.
Ralph. John L.. Lawyer . iim-3 Berger BIdg.. Pittsburgh. Penna
Reese. William P.. Lawyer Alma Mall. Johnstown, Penn.i
Shane. John P.. Merchant . McDonald. Penni
Sutor. Silas .A. — Deceased.
Williams. David. Supt. of Schools Keosauqua. Iowa
CL.\SS OF IKK.i
Elementary Ckiurse
,nni<- E. (.Mr<. Judne Evan«) I Ji-. ciuK-d .
1. Carrie L.. Teiichcr. Plymouth Apartmenli
<"liart
Lizzie M., Teacher
Marion L. (Mrd. JoiH-ph Kyle)
S:iniuel Kitcliit
llr.
Hr
Cochran. M. Etta (M
Davis. Emma E. .
Daviit. .Margaret C. .
I'ord. .Mary E.. Phynician
Crregg. Mar>' J. — Deceawf 1 .
H.irbour. W. W.. Lawyer
I himilton. Margaret C— Dccea-K- 1
i larniah. Lewis C. ClerRyman .
Klingensmtth. Annie. AbhI. Supt. of Sdi'ol-
Knight. Lulu N. (Mni. John T. Rerve»)
Leslie. Mary E
McClaren. Birdie. M.E. (Mr». Frank Kcene
-Mooie. .Amy E
Pierce, Mar>' J. — Deceased.
Rowland. Katharine F. (Mrs. E. (1. Millerl
Ruff. Elma (Mrs. Charles D. Todd)
Kugh. .Agnes Truby (Mrs. G. R. Eppley)
Sanson). Bessie G.. M.E. (Mrs. A. W. WiU j
Sa.xman, S. .A. — Decea.scd.
St. Clair. M. .Agnes, Teacher .
nd Pennsylvania Ave., AUrghmy. Penna.
New Alrxandria, Pf^na.
lOH W. ;M S«.. Xenia. Ohio
Thorn am) Littir Su.. S<-wickley. prnnji
.VMt Oeartnm Ave.. Chicago. Ill
l^irk ilavm. Penna.
.'.OJ California BIdg.. Denver. Colo.
Kidgway, Penna.
Village St., Ilartlord. Conn.
f>ar>-. Indiana
Beaver FalU. Peniu.
) Indiana. Penna.
.Anheville. N. C.
. Warrm. f>hio
GreHf-i". Colo.
2:i Church St.. Indi:
Sult-burg. Penna.
CL.VSS OF l«R4
Elementar>' Course
Turki
Parker- Landing. Penna.
(IK) sth .Ave.. Beaver FalU. Penna.
Shelocta. Penna.
Allison. Annie \. (.Mr-
.Ague. John B.. M.D.. Physician
Bothell. Clara E
Brown. M. Jennie
Eccles. Lida M. (Mrs. J. W. Grove)
Edie. M.. Leanna. Teacher
Empfield. Ella E. (Mrs. David C. Patteel
Galbraith. Margaret M 824 Lexington .Ave.. N
Gallaher, Sarah M.— Class of 188S
Hays. Flora B. (.Mrs. B. H. Smycrs) 5.>ll Stanton .Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna
Jeffreys. Jennie — Deceased
Anbury Place Pituburgh. Penna.
Beaver. Penna.
1810 Peper .Ave.. Lincoln. Neb.
York. N.Y.
Mc.Allastet. Ralph C. Business
McElveen. Jennie (Mrs. Frank B. Patton)
Matthews. W. E.. M.D.. Physician
Nesbit. Harry N.— Class of 18SS.
Painter. Eva M. (Mrs. Elmer Helnian)
Reel. Belle D. (Mrs. R. A. McKee)
Reynolds. Virginia. B.S.. Teacher. E.X.S.
Rigby. Annie E
.VX)1 Sth .Ave.. X. E.. Seattle. Wajh.
2.51 Dithridge St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
423 Lincoln St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Irw-in. Penna.
Ben -Avon. Penna-
East Stioudsburg. Penna.
1301 3d .Ave.. New Brighton. Penna.
chie. Elizabeth (.Mrs. Elizabeth Ritchie) Supv. of .Adv. Dept.. Pittsburgh
Steel Co 219 Lathrop St.. Oakland Station. Pittsburgh. Penna.
.Scott. Mary Josephine (Mrs. D. \V. McNaugher)
202 Lafayette Ave.. Allegheny. Penna.
Clench. \V. \V. — Deceased.
Walker. Florence C
Williams. William. Lawyer \\ ■• .If Block, John-town, Penna.
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Class Directory — Continued
CLASS OF 1885
Elementary Course
Adair, Jennie M. (Mrs. George W. Belsey) . . 3:iS Fairlawn Ave., Webster Groves. Mo,
Angus, Mary A. (Mrs. Lyman Walker) — Deceased.
Angney, Allan B.. Lawyer Frick Bldg .Annex. Pittsburgh, Penna,
Carney, Alice B, (Mrs. John H. Wilson) — Deceased.
Cawley, Nan L. (Mrs. W. A. Walker. Jr.)
Cochran, Laura C Teacher 473s Bayard St., Pittsburgh, Penna.
Cooper, Mary Blanche
Davis, Laura Maude Indiana, Penna,
Elliott, Adalene M., Teacher S22 7th Ave., Beaver Falls, Penna.
Fair, May C. — Deceased.
Getty, Mary, M,D.. Physician 1831 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Penna.
Given, Annie F Indiana. Penna,
Gordon, M, C— Class of 1888
Graham. Annie M,, Teacher . - Baldwin. Penna.
Hays, Caroline D., Teacher ... San Francisco. Cal.
Hays, Fanny L. — Deceased.
Harrocks. Sarah — Deceased.
Hickman. R. L.. Business Pittsburgh, Penna.
Hutton, Frank. Lawyer . . DuBois, Penna,
Itell, Thomas J., Lawyer 150 Adams St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Lemon, Emma R. — Deceased,
Lytle, Katharine M, (Mrs. Charles H. Clifford) Braddock, Penna.
Marshall, Adah L., Teacher Braddock. Penna.
Marshall. Anna P, (Mrs. William McCracken) 709 Maryland Ave., Pittsburgh, Penna.
Marshall, Jean (Mrs, C. W. McConaughy) .123 W, 4th Ave,, Holdredge, Neb.
McCain, Margaret (Mrs, Peterson) 1406 Arch St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
McCall, Agnes (Mrs. Agnes Taylor) h^ Madison Ave,, Bellevue, Penna.
McElhaney, Jean R., Member of Faculty. I. S.N.S Indiana, Penna,
McFadden, Jane R. (Mrs. M, L, Zweizig) 148 S. 5th St,, Reading, Penna.
McGraw, Josephine . , . ,
McMullen, Jennie E. (Mrs. George W. Orange) Spiritwood, N, D.
McClatchey, Rose Z.. Teacher Pittsburgh. Penna
Mohney. J. M., LL. B.. Lawyer 0.xford, Neb.
Moon, Lottie, Teacher Bellevue. Penna.
Muse. Minnie E. (Mrs. T, C. Jones) 811 Huey St.. McKeesport. Penna.
Muse. Frank D.. A.B., Clergyman
Needy, Anetta — Deceased,
Oliver, Martha A R. D. No. 2. Saltsburg, Penna.
Richards, Carrie E, (Mrs. W. C. Shouse) Bellevue. Penna.
Robb, J. Irwin, Teacher Bryn Mawr, Penna.
Shields, W. F., Clergyman Medford, Ore.
Simpson, Robert S.. Business Bellingham, Wash.
Smith, Minnie Ethel .4626 Chatsworth Ave.. Hazelwuod. Pittsburgh, Penna,
Sproull, W. H.— Class of 1888
Turner, Jennie P. (Mrs. R. M. McCracken) . . Glenwillard, Penna,
Vanard, Eva U. (Mrs. G. W. Woodburn) . . 1647 Edgecliffe Drive. Los Angeles, Cal.
Warren. Jennie S, (Mrs, J. R. Copeland) Parnassus, Penna.
Warnock, O, H., Mechanical Engineer Larimer, Penna.
Wilson. James M„ Clergyman Bellingham. Wash.
Woodruff. J. B.. Physician \'ine and Bedford Sts.. Johnstown, Penna.
CLASS OF 1886
Elementary Course
Banfield, Margaret S. (Mrs. M. S. Parshall) . .
Barnes, Blanche .A, (Mrs, Walter W. Ross) , R. F. D. No. 2. Cochranton. Penna.
Birkman. Sara (Mrs. Hiram De Puy) 3302 26th St.. Tacoma. Wash.
Breniser. Cynthia (Mrs. John L. Thomas) 2727 Eldridge Ave.. Bellingham. Wash.
Bruce, Laura B., Teacher . , 1320 Wood St., Wilkinsburg, Penna.
Calhoun, Jennie M - 57 Bayne Ave,. Bellevue. Penna.
Cannon, Mary W 1627 Beaver Ave.. Allegheny, Penna.
Case, Gertrudes., Teacher of Manual Training, 5837 Nicholson St.. Pittsburgh, Penna,
Cramer, W, Justin — Deceased.
Crawford, Ella E, (Mrs, Robert S. Clarke) . . McClure Ave., Ex., Allegheny, Penna,
Crider, Annie M. (Mrs. Albert H. Kirker) Homestead. Penna.
Fleming, Louise S 1 1 1 Wen 10,'ith St.. New York City
Fisher, Harry H., Lawyer Greensburg, Penna.
Fisher, John S., Lawyer Indiana, Penna.
Freeman, Sarah J. — Deceased.
Giiailan. Sarah A, (Mrs, J. L. Ralph) .51 Hawthorn .Ave., Cratton, Penna,
Hamill. Jennie (Mrs. S. R. McClure) 111 North Ave., Braddock. Penna.
Hayden, Margaret B., M.E.. Teacher 46 Preston -Ave.. Bellevue. Penna.
Haslett, Annie S. — Deceased.
Henderson. Mary 802 Huey St.. McKeesport. Penna.
Hodge, Grace M, (Mrs. Geo. V, Craighead) .518 Franklin Ave,, Wilkinsburg, Penna.
Jackson, Walter H Indiana, Penna,
Jones. Mary Margaret — Deceased.
Laughry. .Anna S. (Mrs. M, L. Imler) . 745 Cypress Ave.. Moxham, Johnstown. Penna.
Leard. Emma L. (Mrs. W. F, Shields) Niedford, Ore,
McCormick. Mar>-, Teacher Indiana, Penna.
McCowan. Ermine C. (Mrs. G. G. Small) Beaver, Penna,
McCrum, Jessie G. (Mrs. Jessi
McFadden, Elizabeth E. (Mrs
McKee. Annie L. — Deceased.
McKibben, Mary Crouse (Mrs
McMunn. Anna M.. Teacher
; G. Mathew
J. S. Gaut)
Woods Hall, Mass.
4.59 S. 7th St.. Indiana. Penna.
. Samuel A. Harper) Maywood. 111.
110 Sprague Ave.. Bellevue. Penna.
Marion, Katherine H.. Teacher 1329 Fayette St . .Allegheny. Penna.
Marquis. Elvira (Mrs. Harry S. Elwood) EUensburg, Wash,
Martin. Eleanor \'., Supv, Prin., Gary Schools . . 420 Columbia Ave., Pomona. Cal.
Maxwell, Mar>' A. (Mrs. Irving ,A, Palmer)
Morrow. Agnes — Class of 1SS8
Murry. Belle Pittsburgh, Penna.
Muse. Blanche (Mrs. E. J. Knox) Butler, Penna.
Potts, Emma R., Teacher Natrona. Penna.
Purdj-, Margaret E, (Mrs, Samuel W, Pringle) Grove City, Penna.
Ruffnei. Emma J. (Mrs. Charles F. McMann) — Deceased.
Shaw, Emily (Mrs. R. T. Stewart) 1524 Shady Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Shaw, Henrietta S
Sholes, E. Katharine (Mrs. A. C. Latimer) R. D. 3, Bellevue, Penna.
Slater, Emma C 426 Kelley Ave.. Wilkinsburg, Penna.
Smith, E, Walker. M,A,. Lawyer Indiana. Penna.
Starz, Louisa E., Business 1618 Sedgwick St,, Allegheny, Penna,
Stevenson. Sarah L. (Mrs. Ralph W. Carroll) — Deceased.
Storey. Ida B. (Mrs. O. H. Warnock) Larimer, Penna.
Tiffany. Marj- L. (Mrs. Elmer Allison) 116 S. 10th St.. Indiana. Penna.
Wilson. Robert M.— Class of 1888 — Deceased.
CLASS OF 1887
Elementary Course
Bryan. Minnie J. (Mrs. Robert Smith) Indiana, Penna.
Blue, John 724 J, M. S. Building. South Bend, Ind.
Cameron, Clara (Mrs. J. N. Langham) Indiana. Penna.
Campbell, S, Flora
Carroll, J. G., Lawyer Uniontown, Penna,
Clark, Annie M, (Mrs, J. J. Miller) .4924 Wallingford St., E. E.. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Chisholm, Mary L,, Teacher 353 Maple Ave,, Edgewood Park, Penna.
Clingerman. Mary B 1017 Lexington Ave.. Altoona. Penna.
Cramer, John W., Business 320 Haynes St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Dain. Hannah K. — Deceased.
Dalby, Lucy — Deceased.
Day. Ella R Buena Vista, Penna.
Eckman, Rena S,. Dietitian, Mass, General Hospital Boston, Mass.
Edwards, Ella C. — Deceased.
Ellis. Sara E. (Mrs. Sara E. Proper) . . .1.301 Chateau St., N, S., Pittsburgh, Penna,
Empfield, Kate E, (Mrs. Charles A. Jenks) . . 219 Union St.. Punxsutawney, Penna,
Fiscus, J, J., Business Indiana, Penna.
Eraser, Elizabeth C, (Mrs, H, F. Humphries) McDonald. Penna.
Galbraith. Marietta — Deceased.
Goodell, Nellie A,. Nurse Berkeley, Cal.
Griffith, .Alice F, (Mrs, .A, B, Hulbert) Fort Collins, Colo.
Hahn. Edith M. (Mrs. John H, Kennedy) . . . . 163 Highland -Ave.. Buffalo, N. Y.
Hamill, Q. A. — Deceased.
Hammond. James B., Business Bolivar, Penna,
Hutchison. Margaret J., Teacher Palo .Alto St., Pittsburgh, Penna,
Jack, William M. — Deceased.
Johnson. H. P., Clergyman Blairsville. Penna.
Kennedy, Mary R. (Mrs. Samuel Hamilton) . . . , Hill .Ave.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Kimple. Lottie C Chambersville. Penna.
Knox. Anna M. (Mrs. E. E. Carey) St. Catherine, Ontario, Can,
Koontz, J. S., Physician 611 Coleman .Ave.. Johnstown. Penna.
Krebs. Jennie — Deceased.
Lawrence. Sarah Katherine (Mrs. J. K. Rush) Postmistress Chester. W. Va.
Longwill, .A. L., Business Heilwood, Penna,
Loucks, Dorotha M, (Mrs, W, L. Kelley) — Deceased.
Martin. Georgia L.. Principal
McConnell, Jennie M. (Mrs. Lacy S. McKeever) — Deceased.
Miller, Jennie M., Teacher
Miller, Winnifted W. — Deceased.
Montgomery. .Anna B. — Deceased.
Parks. E. B. — Deceased.
Perkins. Anna M. (Mrs. A. P. Hays) 464 West .Ave., Los Angeles. Cal.
Reinecke. Sophie C. Teacher . . . Dickson and Church Aves.. Ben Avon, Penna,
Rice, Kathleen, (Mrs. E, M. Segner) 119S Oakland Ave.. Indiana. Penna.
Rummel, Lida F, (Mrs. George Helman) Sheffield. Penna.
Rush. J. K. — Deceased.
Scanlon, Mary E, (Mrs, C. S. Lemon)
Class Directory C<>nliiiiic<l
SialllcMl. Hi-ii).iMiiii !■., U.I... I.awy.T .
Simpson. Jiiinca A.. Karmer Iniliana. IVnii.i
Small. (fCorKc G., BiiHiiie»s Hravcr. I'rnna.
Stori-y. Ooriiiii. Vlre-I»riiiclpiil llllaml S. hriol .VINO Uroad St.. I'iUsbilrKll, rVllna.
Taylor. Anna Liuira (MiH. W. IC. Kohl) Ilarmarvilli-. Pi'nna.
Wclfcr. Kate li. (Mry. 11. F. KobinMon) .',M(i7 Hiinhlirfil Avi-.. I'ittHburiili. IVnna.
Whilti-n. Chark-s IC. I.awy.T Grci'miblirK. I'cnna.
William.s. Mary J. (Mr«. Jaim-s 1). .Simons) ill .\. I.inwoo.l St.. (ration. IV-nna.
Work. Mary IC. (Mrs. Hop.- W. Iliii;u) 1'7 Amhrrsl K.I.. \Vill.ini;lon. Manilicstfr. linii.
CLAS.S OK 1H8H
.Sc'iontific (bourse
CallaKlliT. Sarah MiCuni-. I'rinri|.al Private S.lio.,1 KbensliufK. I'l-iina.
Gordon. M. C Mc-mbir of Faculty, I. S. N. S. . Indiana. Penna.
Morrow, Aiincs (Mrs. Richard H. Srandrctt) liilliliil.l Dwillini;. Pittshuruh. Ponna.
Ncsbit. Harry, ClcrKynian ... rnion, N. J.
Sproull. W. H.— Doccasi-d.
Wilson. Robert M. - Deceased.
I'.Ionii'iitury Course
Allison. I). H,. Husiru-ss . Castle .Shannon. Penna.
liiler. R. II.. Principal Gallitzin. IVnna.
Hoyle. Mary C. (Mrs. J. J. Mnlliolland) , l.M'.-, Chalmsworth St.. PittsbnrKh. Penna.
Hnidshaw. Mattic — Deceased.
(.iMipbell. Alice L Colo.
C.mlticld. Mary G.. Teacher 2.'} Brushton Ave, PittsburRh, Penna.
Clu-esman. Anna M. (Mrs. Daniel Crais) . . . .261 S. Ligonicr St.. Latrobe. Penna.
Cliisholin. Lillian L. (Mrs. Charles Garland) . . Maple Ave., Edgewood Park, Penna.
Christy. Kate S Vim Bath St.. Santa Barbara. Cal.
Cluley. Ivy. Teacher The Oakland. Forbes St., Pittsburgh. Penna.
Cooper, Mary J.. Sui)crvisor Westmont. Johnstown. Penna.
Cordier. Anita (Mrs. R. A. McDonald) . .304 S. Fairmont Ave., Pittsburgh, Penna.
Durling, Willis T.— Deceased.
Ekas, Agnes E. (Mrs. .A. M. Weir) Sarver. Penna.
Ely. Selden M.. A.M., LL.M.. Supervisor . , . ,50 S. St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
Evans, Jessie (Mrs. E. D. Wykoff) R. F. D. San Gabriel. Cal.
Fetzer, Ella L, (Mrs, B. L. Elliott) — Deceased.
Fielding. Fronie S. (Mrs. Edwin H. Campbell)
Fix. Rebecca N. (Mrs. C. P. .Anderson). . . . 4(),') Biddle .\vc.. Wilkinsburu. Penna.
I'airly, Elizabeth D.. Teacher
Gibson. Frank Z„ Banker Duiant. Okla
Gilmore. Margery M.. Teacher 40I,"> Westminster St.. .\IIeglieny, Penna.
(Inissel. .\niw M. (Mrs. James P. McDonald) . 433 Walnut St.. Sewickley. Penna.
lladley. Kililh O. (Mrs. Geo. Lysle) . . . ,5 Ellsworth Terrace. Pittsburgh, Penna,
Hamilton. KHzabeth S30 Beech .■\ve.. N. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Harris. Minnie R.. Literatu e 771.T Cannon St., Swissvale. Penna.
Harrington. Beatrice (Mrs. J. W. Gray) . .3705 Perrysville .Xve,, Allegheny, Penna.
Harrison, Elizabeth M. (Mrs. W, E. Newlin) . .fil8 Fifth Ave.. McKeesport, Penna.
Hay. Alberta 937 Beech .Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
llcrriott. Emma J,. Teacher 257 N, Dithridge St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Mine. Nancy J Sallsburg. Penna.
Jones. Esther A.. Teacher .SIO West Park Way, McKeesport, Penna.
Jones, Roberta L. Teacher 90G Sandusky St., .Allegheny, Penna.
Jones, S. Mayes (Mrs, Fred B. Jones) Washington, Penna.
McFarland, Mary, Teacher p-ranklin School. Washington. D. C.
McGarey. Mollie D. (Mrs. .A. G. Breitwciser) . Brownsville Rd., Pittsburgh, Penna.
McKee. Ella (Mrs. Samuel Conant) 2,i.S Riverside Drive, New York City
Menke. Emma C. (Mrs. J. P. Blackburn) . .313 Penney .Ave., McKeesport. Penna.
Miller. Luella 4733 Bayard St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Myers. Lillian M,, Teacher "Keystone" Fleming .Ave., .Allegheny, Penna.
Price, Frances C, (Mrs, H. C. Beares) 446 South .Ave., Wilkinsburg, Penna.
Ramalcy, M. D., D,D,S., Dentist . . .3224 \V. Yakima .Ave., N. Yakima, Wash.
Riddle. Rebecca
Robinson. Arabel, .A.B.. Registrar Slippery Rock Normal School . Slippery Rock, Penna.
Rose. Sophie K. (Mrs. Henry C. Carr) S7S Thorn St.. Sewickley. Penna.
Rowe. M. Etta (Mrs. Harry J. Davis) Clairton, Penna.
Shupe, Geo. B., Editor — Deceased,
Simpson, Belle. Nurse 412 South loth St., Philadelphia. Penna.
Stewart. J. T.. Business Indiana, Penna.
Stevenson. Bessie VV, (Mrs. H. D. Montgomery) . 5429 Stanton .Ave., Pittsburgh. Penna.
Stout, Olive .A.— Class of 1S91
Swan, Mary .Agnes, Teacher 1105 .Allegheny .Ave., .Allegheny. Penna.
Swartwood, Margaret (Mrs. Ross T. Campbell) Sterling, Kan,
Trimble, Martha (Mrs. Solomon Buterbaugh) Lovejoy, Penna.
\anard, Flora M. (Mrs. D. W. Keistcr) . . . 10919 Fairchild Ave., Cleveland, Ohio
Wachob. John. Business 137 Barron -Ave.. Jphnstown. Penna.
Walker. E. \irginia (Mrs. C. A. E. Codman) . 4116 Spruce St.. Philadelphia. Penna.
Weddcll. F. X. Lawyer 510 Fourth Ave. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Wiley. J. P.. Member of Faculty. 1. S. N. S. . Indiana. Penna.
CI, \SS <)l ISH'»
KJemc-iilary (iourne
Blairvlulr. f"
l>>H Jackaon St.. Eut Ltvrntml. Ohio
H,'i«l Church Ayr.. Allrshmy, I'eniu.
l.)2.l 0. .St., N. W.. Wuhlnxton. D <:.
Allen. Janney (Mr«. T. A. K<-.-r;
Anderx.n, Vliui — De.e.u«-d.
.Andrews, Mary A.. Teacher
Booth. TillU- (Mrf. S. C. Juhnmn)
Ilradt. Jennie. Teiuher
Brownlee. Mabel — Deicajied.
( aldwell. Olive Bell, Teacher 52.1 (ttcaiU St.. PKuburgh, I'mna.
( anieron, Chrintine Marr 'M2H MMvalr. Arr..(',rrmiutuiwn. Praia.
I arnahan. Thetia (.VIrK. E. G, Orr) — Dt!cea««l,
Chester, Delia M. (Mm. C. L, Smith) RochnK-r, I'rnna.
Clark, Mary B. (.Mm. Eliaha P. Swift) Norway. Mich.
Cullers, Ix'ttic B., Teacher I.W Eric .St.. Winimonl. Johnniown. Pmna.
DeSinney. W. M.. M.E.. Buiiine.Hi> r^lH Broad St.. Pituburgh. Penlu.
Dickson, VV, J„ U. S, Internal I'niontown, Prniu.
Ewing, Anna M f>akdalr, Penna.
Fiscus, Clara — Deceawrrl.
Fleck, F. Earl — Deceiwefl.
<;ordon, A. C„ Principal 3.521 Shadeland Ave.. Pitlthurih. Penna.
Grimm. P. II., Postal Service Box 41.5. Turtle Creek. Penna.
I lamill, Josephine (Mrs. W. F. Simpson) R. F. D. No. 2. Indiana. Penna.
Hardie. Jessie 11., Teacher .5.52M Avondale St., Piiubursh, Penna.
Harr. Charlotte P. (Mrs. C. C. Thomas) Moran. Kan.
Hemphill. Gertrude (Mrs. Norton H. Bryan) .... 92S Main St.. Evanrton. III.
Hill. Margaret B. (Mrs. J. E. Boyd) /Vipinwall. Penna.
Hutchinson. Kate McD.. Teacher 105 0th Ave.. McKrapon. Prnna.
Jack. James R.. M.D.. Physician New /VIezandtia. Penna.
Johnston. Joseph E.. Physician 7035 Hamilton Ave.. Pitlfburiih. Penna.
Keener. J. A., Clergyman . Sution P. Tacoma, Waidi.
Keener, J, B„ A.B.. LL.B., Lawyer .".20 California BIdg.. Tacoma, Warfi.
Lukehart, W. D, — Deceased.
Lyons, Anna M., Kindcrgartner . PittAburfih, Penna.
.Marquis, Elvira (Mrs, C. H. Ellwood) Ellensburg. Wa«h.
McFeatters, Calista B„ Teacher llarmarville. Penna.
McPhcrson. Anna C. (.Mrs. Edward .Mullan)
17-19 S. 6th St.. Central Station. Philadelphia. Penna.
Minteer. VV. A., Contractor 400 Biddle Ave.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Morrow, Alice. Teacher 8 North .Ave.. Pittsburgh, Penna.
North, Emily 610 Wood St.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Ray. Jennie (.Mrs. J. R. Ayles) Sheridan. VVyo.
Rowe. David I.. Ph.D.. Prin. Milwaukee Com. School, .301 Wells St., Milwaukee, Wis.
Slater. M. Ella (Mrs. William Esler) . . . 325 Franklin Ave,, WUkinsburg, Penna.
Sloan, .Ada B. (Mrs. F. VV'. Greene) . . 511 Machcsney Bldg., Pittiburgh. Penna.
Turner, Minnie E. (Mrs. A. D, Munn) Glen VVilUrd. Penna.
VV'etherell. Caroline
Whitfield, William H.. Builder :,S63 Hobait St., Pittsburgh. Penna.
CL.VS.S OF 1890
Elementary Course
.Ansley, Mabel M, (Mrs, John D, Murphy)
Barry, Mary L, (Mrs. P. F. Mc.Aneny) .121 Walnut St.. Johnsto»-n. Penna.
Blair, Emma B., Teacher 230 Kellogg St.. Palo Alto. Cal.
Bowman. .Agnes S., Teacher 250 S. Water St.. Kittanning. Penna.
Carter M. Blanche ^ Deceased.
Caven, .Agnes — Deceased.
Chalfant, Martha (.Mrs, VV, O, McNarj) . R. F. D. No. 1. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Chalfant, Mary I. (Mrs. A, H. Scudder) . .331 Park Place. Brooklyn. N. V.
Corey. Maude E., Teacher Homestead. Penna.
Coffin, Edith V. (Mrs. William VV. Ford). .5910 VVellesley .Ave., Pittsburgh. Penna.
Davis, .Annie S. (Mrs. R. M. Ewing) — Deceased.
Delamatcr. Lillian, Teacher ... 1005 N. St, Clair St.. E. E.. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Dunc-an, Mary O., Tcicher 122S Resaca St.. .Allegheny. Penna.
Elkin. VV. F., Lawyer Indiana. Penna.
Elder. Maude VV., Teacher Sallsburg. Penna.
Ferguson. Lydia (Mrs. VV. L. Woodcock) Hollidaysburg, Penna.
Feit. George J.— Class of 1891 . .
Freed. B. F.. Bookkeeper Johnstown. Penna.
Fullerton. M. Ella (.Mrs. J. .A. Kelso) Dravosburg. Penna.
Gibson. T. L.. Teacher. Publisher . . . Baiuroore. Md.
Gilmore. L. Etta. Teacher 4015 Westminster St.. .Allegheny. Penna.
Hawthorne. Martha (Mrs. R H.Rockwell) Mars. Penna.
Hoskinson. Delia. Teacher R. F. D. No. 3. New Florence. Penna.
Jack. .Anna M.. M.D.. Physician 41 N. Mercer St.. New Castle. Penna.
Johnson. Katherine \V. (Mrs. Charles H. Kline) 297 Fisk St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Johnston. Mary M.. Teacher S3 Clinton .Ave. Jamaica. New York City. N. Y.
Leezer. Tillie G. (Mrs. George R. McAbec) Wayne. Penna-
PGmtsyJvania Stat€* A/ontial Sahool
Class Directory — Continued
Mahan. \V. M.. Lawyer . Indiana. Penna.
McGarvcy. Elizabeth S. (Mrs. F. V. Blair) . Blair Station. Penna.
McHattie. Lida. Teacher Beaver Falls. Penna.
Murdock. Estella M. — Deceased.
North. Maude (Mrs. George E. P. Smith) University Tucson. Arizona
Owens. Sarah (Mrs. William T. Hewetson) — Deceased.
Piper. Marj-. Teacher Beaver Falls. Penna.
Radcliffe. Jolm N. — Deceased.
Stevenson. Mae E. (Mrs. Arthur B. Bellows) .JMH Howe St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Stitt. Lelia A. (Mrs. H. D. Whitfield) . , Greensburg. Penna.
Stoner. Mame 1 101 Allegheny .Ave.. Allegheny. Penna.
Thompson. Guy — Deceased.
\'an Eman. Hattie. Teacher U)4 S. Central Ave.. Canonsburg. Penna.
\'ogel. Ella King. Teacher Somerset. Penna.
Weamer, J. Frank — Deceased.
Weaver. Rosine B.— Class of 1892 — Deceased.
Wiggins. Hubert P.. Publisher 234 ,stli Ave.. Homestead. Penna.
Work, Cree T.. College President Denton. Texas
CLASS OF 1891
Scientific Course
Feit, George J.. Lawyer Indiana. Penna.
Stout, Olive A
Elementary Course
Amberg, Nora (Mrs. Nora Kock) 123 W. llTth St., New York City. N. Y.
Ayers, Clara (Mrs. Harry H. Willock) College Ave., Oakmont. Penna.
Ayres. J. D.. Cashier St. Regis Apts.. Maryland Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Baird. Mary M. (Mrs. Mary Ohm) Willock. Penna.
Benner, Margaret C Neville St. and Center Ave., Pittsburgh, Penna.
Black. Sarah. Teacher
Boardman, Lidie (Mrs. W. W. Griffen) . . 749 Midvale Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Borlage. William. Business Blairsville. Penna.
Brooks. Mabel R. (Mrs. R. Kessler. Jr.) Brandt. Penna.
Brown. Hattie G. (Mrs. J. W. Shaner) , , , 372 West 120th St.. New York City
Cameron. Annie R DeWar and \'ictoria Sts., Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Cameron. Katherine (Mrs. George H. Gearhart) Clearfield. Ky.
Chester. Edna F., Teacher \\-alnut St.. Swissvale, Penna.
Coleman. Ada (Mrs. H. J. McClelland) . . . Mowry town. Penna
Crosier. Mary Irwin. Teacher Sheridanville. Penna.
Ferguson. Ada I. (Mrs. S. W. Bierer) . . 218 .'^rch Ave.. Greensburg. Penna.
Fiscus, N. S Antonito. Colo.
Fiscus, N. S Rice's Landing, Penna.
Gallaher. Sue B. (Mrs. W. I. Dowler) Ebensburg. Penna.
Goodell. Jane Frances, Teacher, Sunnyside Johnstown, Penna.
Gorman. Ida M. (Mrs. James J. Palmer) Oil City. Penna.
Hall. Loyal Freeman. Principal 412 Lookout Ave.. Butler. Penna.
Hamilton. Delia (Mrs. B. F. Williams)
Hartley. Margaret M
Hazlett. Frances, Teacher ... 1789 Perrysville Ave.. N. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Hershey. H. D.. Business Irwin. Penna.
Hood. Ida M.. Teacher Winnie. Va.
Jenkins. Mary F., M.E., Teacher . .
Johnston. .Anna Bird, Teacher ... .\pollo. Penna.
Kendig. Mary, Teacher Wilmerding. Penna.
Knox. Maria Patton. Teacher, Nunnery Hill .Allegheny. Penna.
Matthews, Annie P. — Deceased.
Mabon, Alexander, M.E.. Lawyer 1222 Park Bldg.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
McCormack. Martha E.. Teacher 9 N'incent St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
McNall. Blanche. Teacher Ingram. Penna.
Moorhead. Margaret T. (Mrs. S. J. McMains) , . . , Leechburg. Penna.
Porter, Madge D. (Mrs. T. L. Pillow) — Deceased.
Reesman. Mary C. .Assistant Principal Curwensville. Penna.
Russell. Minnie B.. Teacher 940 Water St., Indiana. Penna.
Rush. S. Arnold. Business
Shane. M. Jennie — Deceased.
Steinmetz. Dillie M.. Teacher 1107 Braddock .Ave.. Braddock. Penna.
Urey, John M.. Lawyer Clearfield, Penna.
Warren, Annie M. — Deceased.
Wyse. Lettie L. (Mrs. A. T. Hay) 2317 Ward St.. Berkeley, Cal.
CLASS OF 1892
Scientific Course
We:
. Rosina B.-
■ Deceased.
Elementary Course
Bash. Pearl (Mrs. A. K. Heckel) . . Reader St., Easton. Penna.
Carter. Lucile I. (Mis. Oliver P. Cooke) , 217 3rd -St.. Washington, Penna.
Carter. Albert F.— Class ot 1896. '
1624 Hampshire St.. Quincy. Ill,
. Westmont, Johnstown. Penna.
Clark. Charlotte (Mrs. Walter R. Adams) , 134 W. Prairie Ave.. Decatur
Coeder. .Ada C. (Mrs. John P. Fox)
Condron, H. D., Business
Cooper. Ellen. Teacher
Dickie. Loretta M. (Mrs. George .A. Gunn)
Grandview .Apartments, Pittsburgh. Penna.
Dunwiddie. Mame B. (Mrs. L. G. Runk) Philipsburg. Penna.
Dyer. Eleanor R., Teacher 5704 Baum St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Dyess. Mertyn. Teacher Leechburg, Penna.
Elder, Marguerite (Mrs. T. J. Henry) Apollo, Penna.
Fiscus. I. L.. Teacher Portage. Penna.
Foster, Mary I Hillside. Penna.
Gessler. Caroline M.. Teacher 834 Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna.
Gibson. Rosanna H. (Mrs. J. H. Taylor) 99 Euclid .Ave.. Bellevue. Penna.
Hammond, Jane, Teacher 82 Jackson St., Bellevue. Penna.
Haney. Alberta — Deceased.
Hay, Mary L., Teacher 1536 Fremont St., Allegheny, Penna.
Hazlett, Anna M.. Principal
Hill. Jennie .A. (Mrs. C. W. Boucher) 700 Third Ave.. New Kensington, Penna.
Hile. Cornelia E. (Mrs. H. S. Bender) 425 Russell Ave., Johnstown. Penna.
Hurst, Emma E., Teacher . 501 Florence Ave., Avalon, Penna.
Krebs, Matilda, Science Teacher 509 Napoleon St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Lee, .^nna (Mrs. Brugess D. Holter)
Lupton, Clara (Mrs. J. G. Shugert) 806 E. 13th St., Marion, Ind,
Lynn. Emma (Mrs. William Lyons) Gans, Penna.
Lytle. Verde (Mrs. C. G. Strayer) Patterson H'ts., Beaver Falls, Penna.
McCormick, Jennie, Stenographer 1428 5th Ave., Beaver Falls. Penna.
McMulIen, Eliza, Teacher .'^ .Apollo. Penna.
McDermott, Joseph, Principal 467 W. Carson St., Pittsburgh. Penna.
Mitchell. M. Jennie (Mrs. George M. Dougherty)
1600 Lancaster Ave., Wilmingson, Del.
Nelson. Evelyn (Mrs. Clyde S. Corrigan) '. . . Aransas Pass, Texas
Nugent, Sarah C. Teacher Grant. Penna.
Parsons, Martha R 186 Prospect .Ave., Ingram, Penna.
Patterson. Elvira, Teacher Beaver Falls. Penna.
Payne. Almyra S Wilson. Penna.
Purrington. Margarette (Mrs. Otto Koenig) , 172 W. 79th St., New York City, N. Y.
Smith, Marie E.. Teacher. . . 271 40th St., Pittsburgh, Penna.
Smith. Velma B.. Teacher Kilbuck Station. Penna.
Tarr. Harry M., Business . 744 Napoleon St.. Johnstown, Penna.
Taylor. Grace E. (Mrs. W. .A. Simpson) — Deceased.
Thomas, Dubre .4. — Deceased.
Tiffany. Ruth Moulton — Class of 1895
Trimple. Flora M. (Mrs. Edward B. Muhl) Leetsdale. Penna.
Trees, Joe C, Business
Walker. Idella (Mrs. C. H. O'Neill)
Watkins. Lucy R.. Ph.B.. Teacher
Williams. Fannie (Mrs. C. H. Irvin)
Wilson. Helen C Teacher . -
Work. Mary A.. Missionary , . .
. 14.52 N. Highland .Ave.
Pittsburgh, Penna.
Conway, Penna.
Big Run Penna.
. Idaho City, Idaho
sion. Assuit. Egypt
CLASS OF 1893
Scientific Course
Cowley. Elizabeth B.. Profess
Elementary Course
J. O. C. McCracken) Johnstown. Penna.
;. J. W. Curry) 101 7th St.. East Liverpool. Ohio
Lansing, Mich.
Blairsville, Penna.
Greensburg, Penna.
425 Russell Ave.. Johnstown, Penna.
Oakmont. Penna.
J56 Centennial .Xve., Sewickley, Penna.
Adair. Margaret (Mrs.
Andrews. Dora B. (Mri
Arbaugh, F. N.. Busii
.Archibald, J. P., Business .
Barnes. Blanche. Teacher
Beistel, H. Clay, Lawyer . .
Bender. H. S.. Principal ...
Brass. Anna B.. Teacher . .
Bryan. Lottie B. (Mrs. W. G. Purdy)
Calhoun. Clara A., Teacher (.Mrs. W. D. Phillips)
Windsor Terrace. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Clement, Bertha Bishop 39 Narlington Ave.. East Orange, N. J.
Cowley. Elizabeth B., Ph. D., Professor. \'assar College .... Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Cunningham, E. Gertrude (Mrs. Ed. Clover) . - 5806 Howe St.. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Douds, D. W., Cashier, First National Bank Plumville, Penna.
R. D. 1. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
722 Woodburne .Ave., Pittsburgh. Penna.
Fisher. Effie J.. Teachei Irwin, Penna.
Foulke. Katharyne. Teacher. University . . 4105 .•\lliquippa St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Glasgow, J. T.. Business Glasgow. Penna.
Harper, Carrie (Mrs. J. W. Hartley) 2 5th St.. Aspinwall. Penna.
Hawthorne. Camille (Mrs. Harry .M. Stewart) Duquesne, Penna.
Hoeh, D. B.. Physician
Duff. Millie S., Teache:
Dyer. William J., Sales
Pc^nnsylvania ^/ti/n Aformci/ School
(;iiiHH Oirt-i'tory - Cuiiliiiued
K. iMl
.lolin I'. I.Mlf.Tly)
JohiislcHi. ,1. < . K. ■.-.:. I'liii. ip..:, l.awy.T
KciuliK. Ji-uiii.- 11. lMl^, II. I'. Wclty) .
Lcydir, l'. KcIm;i (Mrs. W Awx I.. Ci'iirKr'
Lcf, Alfred M., I,;iwyi-i .
LifshU/., Row. Tiwlifr , .
Untoii, Klla. Trailifr (Mrs. A. VV. Jcilins
Ludwiu. Klon-iui' .\1 . (Mrs. Jnsi-pli A. M
McConiish, fliarli-H 1)., Hditor . .
McKibljcn, Jam-t M. (Mrs. J. R. I'alttT-
Millcr, Lydia D. (Mrs. Owen llotli-)
Moorchcad, Clara (Mr,>i. Clara Smith)
Morrow, KIcaanr A.. Tim. Iic-r (Mrs. Win
:i27 Amber St., V.. V... I'itislinrKl.. I'.fii.a.
I'itlHl.iirKli, I'lima.
:)()7 \V. CiilliKC St., CalumKlxiru, IViina.
I , Apoll... I'i'iiiia.
TIVA. Ni.hc.laH HIiIk.. I'ilinliiirKli, IVimii.
117 llatl, llrooklyn, N. Y.
Ion) Ncwvillf, I'fnria.
■Curdy)
;il(i >J. Maplr Ave. (ircL-iittlMirs. Fcnna.
Coliina, Cal.
on) INKl Muiiroc Ave, SwiMvale. I'cnna.
. , . ,M4li Dormldor Ave. Piedmont, Cal.
. (HI Somerset St.. Johnstown, I'enna.
Hreitweiser)
Summit Ave.. Bellevuc. IVnna.
Marry. Mintic (Mrs. A. 1.. Wili'y)
Porter. Florence U.. Teacher .
Rowe. Jean D. (Mrs. R. CraiR HIean)
Scott. Ida B. (Mrs. Ida Lawson)
Sickman, Rachel J. E. (Mrs. K. IC. V.\
Sloan, Anna C. (Mrs. Albert SleiKh)
Smeltzcr, Jessie L.. Tcuher
Smith, Edith M., Teacher .
Smith, Margaret H.. Teacher
Srader. Ella M., Teacher , ,
Stevenson, Luella M.. Assistant l.ilira
Stewart. Hope, Member of Facidl>-. 1
Weis. Katherine M., Business
Wilson, ,'\. Maude, Teacher .
Woods, Jcannette B.. Assistant Lihrari
:ilH niildle Ave., Wilkinsburii, Pcnna.
'.V^\'.\ Lincoln Ave., ChicaKo, III.
Minihall. IVnna.
(ipii.Mi. IVnna.
Freeport. IVnna.
n (i:il Marnari-tta Ave.. Braddock. I'eirna.
N. S Indiana. IVnna.
.Main St., Latrobe. Penna.
R. F. D. I, WilkinsburK, Penna.
f>L>l Inion Ave., N. S., Pittsburgh, Penna.
CLA.S.S OF 1«<>4
Klenieiitary Course
Barnes, .Agnes C. (Mrs. W. B.Ashley) Glen Ridse. N'. J.
Barry, Mary E., Stenographer. Frick C. and C. Co. .()4 Hodgson .Ue., Ingram, Penna.
Bach. Edwin E., Supt. Sociological Dept. Ellsworth Collieries . . .Ellsworth, Penna.
Barnes, Joseph F., Business R. D No. 2, Hackensack, N. J.
Bown. Nellie C. (Mrs. D. G. McKee) l:)l(l Wood St.. Wilkinsburg. Pcnna.
Boyer. B. Frank. Business ... . . 2112 Water St.. Johnsto\vn. Penna.
Briinner. Jessie G. (Mrs. J. .■\. Coventry). Teacher 122S .\rch St., .Mlegheny. Pcnna.
Chase, C. Belle (Mrs. M. L. Mills) >)7.S .Aurora .Ave.. St. Paul. Minn.
Checsmen, Mary Bertha . .
Chisholm. Mary Gail. Teachei
Clawson. Cora \., Teacher ,
Dunham. Carrie L., Teacher
Edmonds. Jennie, Teacher .
Ellis. Mary B
Englert. Alice E.. Teacher
Gallagher. Margaret Rose (M
Clinton. Penna.
.■i41 Clawson St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
.51 .-\ St.. Sharon. Pcnna.
Penna.
New Brighton. Penna.
.0210 WcUcsley Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
M. E. Uncapher)
1S4 Washington Ave.. V^andergrift. Penna.
Grace. Anna (Mrs. Charles \. Brennan) ."jlli E. State St.. Sharon. Pcnna.
Greib. Anna K. (Mrs. D. A. Goldman) Ford City. Penna.
Guffey. Margaret (Mrs. Margaret Cummings) Irwin. Penna.
Harrison. Mary R. (Mrs. George L. Edmundson) liOO Market St.. McKeesport. Pcnna.
Holloway. Edna Agnes (Mrs. M. E. Geer) . . . .02 Kendol .Ave.. Bellevue. Penna.
Hood. Pearl I.. Teacher 41.5.S Franklin St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Hoon. J. Margaret (Mrs. Fred R. Dent)
Hustotr. L. .Agnes (Mrs. M. N. McGeary) . . 015 N. Main St.. Greensburg. Penna.
Kallcnbaugh, Marie (Mrs. .A. R. Greenwood) . . R. F. D. No. 4. Thomburg. Penna.
Kenmuir. Harriet L. (Mrs. Jesse E. Long) 000 S. Evans .Ave.. McKeesport. Penna.
Latshaw. Edith J. (Mrs. Peters) 11414 Howe St.. E. E.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Lewis. Hope (Mrs. W. C. Harrison) Painesville. Ohio
Lewis. Mabel (Mrs. R. H. Stevens) Munhall. Penna.
Lockard. Nora A. (Mrs. H. D. Condran) Blairsville. Penna.
McBumcy. Jean G.. M. D 2003 Franklin St.. Oakland. Cal.
McCune. Martha E. (Mrs. John D. Wilson) — Deceased.
McKee. Margie C. (Mrs. D. S. Black) Castle Shannon. Pcnna.
McMaster. Margarette (Mrs. James C. Wilson)
Mains. Matilda 11. (Mrs. G. W. Richards) ... 324 Olive St.. McKeesport. Penna.
Miller. May B. (Mrs. M. J. Hosack) . Ingomar. P. O.. R. D. No. 1. Perrysvillc. Penna.
Mitchell. Mabel H. (Mrs. B. F. McCartney) . Iflth .Ave. and 13th St.. Altoona. Penna.
Morrow. Nancy C. .Assistant Preceptress Seattle. Wash.
Noble. Elizabeth Muskogee. Okla.
Noble. Sarah 313 E. Broadway. Muskogee. Okla.
Nolan. M. Ellen. Te.^cher 200 E. Bean St.. Washington. Penna.
Orr, Marie H.. Teacher . . Glenshaw. Penna.
Ott. Franklin B.. Business 4I!1 Wood St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Prenter. .Anna. Teacher. . . .■>I.M Penn .Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Purrly. .\lary A., Teacher
Rodkey. Edith, principal High .s. ho .1
Rom-y. Ivmma. Te;i< her
Sahln. iKibelle L.. Teai her
Santiom, James U.. ('ivil Service C<jiiimiii*ion
Shaw. .Margaret IC. (.Mri. William A. 1-orrrfter)
Smith. Martha J. (Mrii. ('.. E. Barron)
Soles. \\\\;\ Margaret. Teacher . , .
Stewart. Anabel. Teacher (.Mr». Mowry) .
Sturgeon. M. Ella — Uetcaj«*«l.
Thompson. Kiilhryn II. (.Mm. D. J. .Manliall)
Tomlinson. I^fini A. — DecejuM-*!.
Tucker. Asenalh A. (.Mrs. C. E. Carter;
Wallace. Minnie J. (.Mrs. W. II. Rutherford)
Walsh. Ora E. (.Mrs. lul T. McElwee)
White. Josephine W.. Teacher
Wilson. R. Sadie (Mrs. E. A. Ilofrman). .M. E
Woods. Maud. Teacher
Wills. James V .. Principal H. S.
Wilson. James T.. Business
70:» .Maple Ave.. Srwickley, Penna.
1711) Sylvan Avr.. Pituburxh. I'rnm.
322 I'cnn Ave.. Pltttburith.
Wilinef.linn.
314 Kither Ave.. '»rrm»burg.
. 22 High St.. Br^xldock.
102 S. LJnworxl Ave.. Crafton.
Penna,
Penna,
Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
. Imlay City. Mich.
1114 nth St., Credey. Colo.
3IK Birmingham Ave.. AvaJon. Penna.
42t» Penny Ave,. .McKcv^port. Penna.
Turtle Cfwrk. Penna.
131 «th Ave.. .Ml KeaiKirt. Penna.
Belleville. Penna.
Allenjfvillc. Penna.
Cunningham. E. Gertrude (Mrs.
Tiffany. Ruth M. (Mrs. W. V. W
CL.\.S.S OK \Mh
Scientific Course
s. F. IJ. C.lover) St. Regis Apt.
Pittsburgh. Prnna.
Maryville. Mo.
Kiementao' Course
Johnstown. Penna.
Coraopolis. Penna.
Saver. Pmna.
, WilkinsburK. Penna.
Hillside. Penna.
<V4 Hodgson Ave.. Ingram. Penna.
1(120 Washington St.. Indiana. Penna.
. . Johnstown. Penna.
Hotel Lamont. Pittsburgh. Penna.
. . AycrsbDro Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Mountain Ave.. N. Caldwell. N. J.
Greensburg. Penna.
.il4 Try St.. Sewickley. Penna.
lis Hawkins St.. Rankin. Penna.
1.707 Main St.. Menominee. Mich.
410 Taylor Ave.. Allegheny. Penna.
TtafTord. Penna.
.Adair. Ruth. Teacher
Anderson. Alice G. (Mrs. Robert T. McMaster)
Andriessen. Edith (Mrs. G. R. Boardman)
Anthony. Lou Edith. Teacher . '.h)I .North .
Barnett. Nan E
Barry. Rose. Stenographer .
Bash. Laura. Teacher
Barnhart. Frank P.. Lawyer
Bing. Pauline (Mrs. Edmund Rosenthal)
Block. Pauline (Mrs. Chas. Merid). .
Blose, Helen J. (Mrs. W. H. Albert!
Campbell. Kcturah (Mrs. Keturah Welty)
Campney, Sarah L. (Mrs. C. H. Little)
Carothers, Eli7.abeth M
Carson, John S.. Physician . - . -
Crawford. .Alice J. (Mrs. H. S. Lchnkering)
Cubbage. Margaret J.. Teacher
Euwer. Nannie F. (Mrs. Wm. Marshall Now
Fleisher. Lottie G.. Teacher Newport. Penna.
Foulke. Sunshine G. (Mrs. W. G. Chambers) . . . Center Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Friesell. Clara E. (Mrs. J. S. Dodds) . . . .3808 Margaretta St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Gannan. Tweet (Mrs. C. G. Burheun). Teacher Jeannette. Penna.
Golniar. Sarah E. (Mrs. J. P. Mclntire) . . .703 Kej-stone Ave.. Belles-ue. Penna.
Gibson. Ada C. (Mrs. Robert R. McGeorge) New Galilee. Pcnna.
Graham. .\Iar>- M.. Nurse 3274 Ward St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Hancock. Martha F.. Teacher West Lebanon. Penna.
Hopkins. Mar>- R. (Mrs. .A. L. Lee) Park Road. .Ambtidge. Penna.
Johnston. Laura E. (Mrs. M. R. Ramsey) . 1703 14th .Ave.. S.. Birmingham. .Ala.
Jones. Fannie M. (Mrs. John Jordon. Jr.) 224 W. 11th St.. Erie. Penna.
Keener. I. W.. Business 423 2d St.. Braddock. Penna.
KJingensmith. Man' -A. (Mrs. W. M. .Ayres) Blackfalds. .Alberta. Can.
Knappenberger. Vinnie. Teacher 93 W. Otterman St.. Greensburg. Penna.
Knox. Mary R. (Mis. Jas. G. Bassett) . . 3340 Perrysville .Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Lowe. Margaret E. (Mrs. R. C. WhiUsett)
Ludwick. Emma J. (Mrs. W. H. Langham) . . .811 West St.. Homestead. Penna.
McCallister. Edna May. Teacher 2301 PerTys%-ille .Ave.. Pituburgh. Penna.
McDonald. Susanna W. B.. Teacher R. D. No. 2. Glenshaw. Penna.
McFarland. Minnie F.. Teacher. Penna. College for Women. . . Pittsburgh. Penna.
Maurer. M. \"iola. Teacher . 914 22d .Ave.. .Altoona. Penna.
Metzgar. Mary L. (Mrs. Edw. Gallagher) . . New .Alexandria. Penna.
.Montgomery. Ruth L. (Mrs. W. .A. Titus) Waynesburg. Penna.
Mutzig. Ida (Mrs. W. E. Kiner) 717 Whitney .Ave.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Nolan. Emogene J. (Mrs. R. M. Johnston. Missionary) Ebt. Kamenin, West .Africa
Nolin. Mary E.. Teacher Castle Shannon. Penna.
Nolin. Nancy H , . . .
O'Conner. Bertha M. (Mrs. Peter J. Little) Ebensburg. Penna.
Patterson. Rose May (Mrs. E. G. Peterson) 229 W. Ninth St.. Homestead. Penna.
Pearce. Emma Clara (Mrs. Geo. H. Jackson) 11 MifBin .Ave.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Pearsall. Elizabeth. Teacher Jeannette. Penna.
Pidgeon. Bemice C. (Mrs. D. P. ConradI Ralphton. Penna.
Rankin. Maude E. (Mrs. R. B. Thompson) 224 Euclid .Ave.. Ridgway. Penna.
Robbins. .Agnes May . . Robbins Station. Penna.
TX
Class Directory — Continued
Russell. Jessie G., Teacher
Russell, J. Herbert — Class of 1001
Scott. James F.. Business Ursina. Penna.
Settlenieyer. C. T.. Farmer ... Wilmore. Penna.
Shields. Emily Juanita (Mrs. Harry -Armstrong) . . Belleview. Ohio
Shupe. Abbie F.— Class of 1897 Saltsburg. Penna.
Spencer. Alberta (Mrs. John S. Myers) ... 307 Mulberry St.. Kittanning. Penna.
St. Clair. Thomas. M. D.. Physician Latrohe. Penna.
Taylor. Grace Louise. Teacher Oakmonl. Penna.
Thompson. Margaret M. (Mrs. W. J. Reid) 920 Aiken Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Thompson. Rue Cetta (Mrs. J. C. Bair) Trafford. Penna.
Tiffany. Emma J. (Mrs. Joseph F. Barnes) —Deceased.
Trout. M. Elizabeth. Principal , . Ramona. San Diego Co.. Cal.
\'entress. Adelia (Mrs. F. S. C. Johnston) — Deceased.
Watson. L. Frederica. Teacher .220 Amanda Ave.. Mt. Oliver. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Weaver. Flora I. (Mrs. H. B. Irwin) . . .315 Marshall Ave.. McKeesport. Penna.
Wilson. Eleanor (Mrs. C. B. McCabe) , . R. F. D. No. 1. Box ISA. Puyallup. Wash.
Welsh. Howard M.. M. D.. Physician Leechburg. Penna.
Young. Blanche O. (Mrs. W. E. Dickson) California. Penna.
CLASS OF 1896
Scientific Course
Carter. Albert F.. Librarian Greeley. Colo.
State Certificate
Weaver. Dora E. (Mrs. E. E. Marsh) Connellsville. Penna.
Elementary Course
Armstrong. Lillian T. (Mrs. D. McKillop) Niagara. N. D.
Bary. Catherine M. (Mrs. John J. GiUtanan) . 119 Lathrop St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Beighel. Elizabeth A.. Teacher , 3547 Gerber .Ave.. N. S., Pittsburgh. Penna.
Bell. Mary H. (Mrs. W. E. Hyskell) 793 N. Main St.. Meadville. Penna.
Bishop. Leah V'.. Teacher
Boucher. Maud. Teacher 534 Park .Ave.. Johnstown. Penna.
Burtt. Mary B. (Mrs. William Harris) , 444 .Amberson .Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Butler. Elzora G. (Mrs. John Allen). Physician Montica. Cal.
Calhoun. Marguerite E.. Teacher 827 Casilly St.. Canton. Ohio
Chapman. James F.. Principal Indiana. Penna.
Christy. Marion F.. Teacher 1309 Bath St.. Santa Barbara. Cal.
Cohen. Julia W. (Mrs. Philip H. Klafter) . . . .217 Custer Ave.. Youngstown. Ohio
Craig. Elizabeth E. (Mrs. G. F. Mohr) Freedom. Penna.
Craig. J. Brad.. .\. B., Principal Beaver, Penna.
Davis. Bessie Stone. Missionary 64 S. Beeson Ave.. Uniontown. Penna.
Delamator. Olive G 1005 N. St. Clair St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Dickie. Charlotte (Mrs. C. H. Day) Ottawa. Kan.
Douthitt, Zennibel, Teacher
Duff, Amelia May, Teacher Ben .Avon, Penna.
Duvall. Anna Mary. Teacher 1330 Sheffield St.. Allegheny. Penna.
Eiseman. Elma S.. Teacher 305 Maple .Ave.. Greensburg. Penna.
EUenberger. Jessie O. (Mrs. Jessie Patton) Dayton. Penna.
Ewing. Roberta M.. Teacher
Fleming, Mary E. (Mrs. E. G. Phillips) Belleville. Penna.
Gallagher, Ada R., Teacher, Preceptress \"aldosta, Ga,
Gallagher, John Ellis, Clerk Apollo, Penna,
Gilmore, M, Gertrude, Teacher — Deceased.
Glass. Bella A.. Teacher SaHna, Penna.
Goff. Frances E. (Mrs. John L. Sagerson) . . 431 Lincoln St.. Johnstown, Penna.
(jorman. Jeannette M. (Mrs. H. W. Smitten)
Graff. Anna R.. Teacher BlairsviUe, Penna,
Hammers, John F.. Business 227 Homestead St.. Swissvale, Penna.
Highberger. Lyde M.. Teacher 311 N. Maple .Ave.. Greensburg. Penna.
Hill. Eva A.. Teacher 174 Eldora Place. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Birth. Lilhan M.. Assistant Librarian 317 E. 10th St.. Homestead. Penna.
Hood. M. Laura (Mrs. E. C. Eachel)
"Normandie," 36th and Chestnut Sts„ Philadelphia. Penna,
Hunt, Julia, Teacher Elizabeth, Penna.
Hyskell. W. E., Physician Masonic Bldg., Meadville, Penna.
Johnson, T. K., Supt, of Schools McKees Rocks, Penna.
Johnston, Ida E., Teacher Park House, Morristown, N, J,
Jones, Anna Mary, Piano Teacher
Jones, Sarah M.. Teacher Westmont, Johnstown. Penna.
Jones. Thomas P.. Lawyer 42 E. Main St., Uniontown, Penna,
Lewis. Etta R.. Teacher 224 Main St.. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Leonard. John M.. M. D.. Physician BlairsviUe. Penna.
Loucks, Winifred Scottdale. Penna.
Lutton. Louis F.. Principal Pittsburgh. Penna.
McCormick. W. D.. Business Wilmerding. Penna.
McCracken. E. Gertrude (Mrs. Herbert H.) X'andergrift. Penna.
McDonald. .Anna E. (Mrs. M. M. Melvin) ... 143 W. Bloss St.. Titusville. Penna.
Menges. Clara S., Teacher 429 Somerset St., Johnstown, Penna.
Newcomer. Ina E. (Mrs. J. S. Moss) Perryopolis, Penna.
Noel. Carrie. I. M. E.. Teacher GS21 Thomas Blvd.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Owens. Bess (Mrs. John Ganger) Portersville. Cal.
Portser. Nancy (Mrs. J. P. .Archibald) BlairsviUe. Penna.
Purington. Lila Whitemore (Mrs. Edgar Mack) Titusville. Fla.
Rink, Charles E,. M, D.. Physician Indiana. Penna.
Roberts. Lydia H. (Mrs. Samuel Rodgers) 1512 S. E. St.. Elwood. Ind.
Sampson, Margaret L. (Mrs. John S. Hart) Glassport. Penna.
Sansom, Mary Edna (Mrs. J. Harry Bartley) Water St., Indiana, Penna,
Saylor, Tillman K 327 Lincoln Ave., Johnstown, Penna,
Scott, Lydia O. (Mrs. S. A. Hughes)
Sebring. Lawrence M.. Lawyer Beaver, Penna.
Snodgrass. Elizabeth May Bellevue. Penna.
Spears. Naomi B. — Deceased.
Sutton, Edward H.. Business - . Point Bldg.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Taylor. Royden J Armstrong Cork Co.. Chicago. 111.
\'aughen. Carrie B 6S2 Fourteenth Ave.. Lorain, Ohio
Waller, Mabel (Mrs. James Wilson Mack). A. B Indiana. Penna.
Wilson. M. Agnes (Mrs. S. H. Smith) 247 N. 6th St.. Indiana. Penna.
Withington. .Alice W. (Mrs. Mark A. Smith) N'alley City. N. Dak.
CLASS OF 1897
Scientific Course
Shupe. Abbie F.
Saltsburg. Penna.
Elementary Course
.Allan, Susie A,, Teacher 603 6th Ave.. New Kensington, Penna
.Alten. A. Virginia (Mrs. M. Meredith)
Armstrong. Irene B 309 Wallace Bldg.. Pittsburgh. Penna
Baker. W. S., Teacher .Alexandria. Penna.
Barker. Maud M., Teacher — Deceased.
Barr. Mary M. (Mrs. F. Leon Suter) 535 N. Lime St.. Lancaster. Penna.
Caldwell. A. Mary (Mrs. T. J. Pealor) Indiana. Penna.
Calhound, Mary L, (Mrs, W, T, Cribbs) Verona, Penna.
Carmalt. Horace G., M, D., Physician . . ..3.33 Grandview .Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Christy. C. M.. Civil Engineer Greensburg. Penna.
Crawford. Clara B. (Mrs. W. K. Ross) Parnassus. Penna.
Cunningham, F. B Los .Angeles, Cal.
Davies. Zillah Z.. Teacher 922 Talbot .Ave.. Braddock, Penna.
Dean. Daisy R.. Teacher
Donahey. Naomi B. (Mrs. James R. Glenn) Taylor .Ave.. .Avalon. Penna.
Duncan. Daisy B. (Mrs. Henry \V. Warnshius) Port Royal, Penna.
Ebberts. Edith M. (Mrs. J. P. Nowry) . , 7475 McClure Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Feicht. Emelia T., Teacher Leetsdale, Penna.
Gettner, Mrs. Lina C. Teacher , Cor, Hampton and Jancey Sts., Pittsburgh, Penna.
Gilfillan. Anna C. (Mrs. James F. Fife) . , . , R. F. D. No. 1. Bridgeville. Penna.
Goodwin. Bertha F
Graham. Maud B., Teacher 316 39th St,, Pittsburgh, Penna,
Hammer, William F., College Student Connor, Penna,
Hazlett, Frances S.. Teacher 612 Weldon St.. Latrobe. Penna.
Henry. James T., Banking Dept.. Penna. . . 5022 Catharine St.. Philadelphia. Penna.
Herdman. Margaret A.. Teacher R. F. D. No. 3, Box 26, Butler, Penna,
Hervey, Martha (Mrs. Edmund F. Erk) . . 1706 South St.. N. W., Washington. D. C.
Hill. Dorothy (Mrs. Homer Miller) Jeannette. Penna.
Hoerle. Janet E. (Mrs. M. B. Roller) 404 Cowper St.. Palo Alto. Cal.
Johnson. Eliza, Teacher 257 Fisk St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Kearns, Esther V., Teacher . . .225 West -Ave.. 52 Highland Park, Los Angeles, Cal.
Keeler, Etta A.. Teacher 1219 Ix)cust St., Allegheny, Penna.
Klingensmith, Nannie B. (Mrs. Charles F. Boarts) Brawley. Cal.
Klingensmith. Sarah B R. F. D. No. 2, Kelly Station, Penna.
Lacock, Grace N„ Teacher 1000 Western Ave,. N, S., Pittsburgh, Penna.
Lacock. Georgia M. (Mrs. William G. Griffiths. Jr.)
2143 Perrysville .Ave.. .Allegheny. Penna.
Latimer. Dr, Nannie M, — Deceased.
Llewellyn, C, Gregg, Internal Revenue Collector Pittsburgh, Penna.
McCornish. Ralph Clinton. Lawyer San Francisco. Cal.
McGee, Jessie D. (Mrs. J. R. Geary) Black Lick. Penna.
Megraw. Rachel M. (Mrs. J. L. Derrick) 214 North St.. Tarentum. Penna.
Moore. Ella L. (Mrs. J. Tarry .Asmann. Jr.)
351 Rockdale Ave.. Avondale. Cincinnati. Ohio
O'Connell, J. Bernadette. Teacher 204 Main St.. Johnstown. Penna.
O'Rourke. Maze. Teacher 905 North Ave., Wilkinsburg, Penna.
Orr, Anna Bertha (Mrs. E. E. Lietman) . . .925 North Ave.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Osborn, Nora B., Teacher Burgettstown, Penna.
Parsons, Anna Helen (Mrs. P. S. Chambers) .... 14 Walnut St.. Crafton. Penna.
Price. H. Blanche (Mrs. Charles J. Wright) Pittsfield. Mass.
Randle. Addie Mae. Teacher Scottdale. Penna.
Ricabough. Charlotte G. (Mrs. John S. Freas). . . 1318 ISth Ave.. .Altoona. Penna.
ClasH Directory (Continued
K.illcr, Isiiinii- I-., Tim. I.i-r
Ruiih. CliarU'M C. • IX'ioa»e-<l ,
Schrcin.T. llollic (Mrs. J. (J. McCowri)
Shane. (IcDrniii (".. TeachiT I!-'
Shaw. N. Alllu-lU- (Mrs. \V. L. McChiy) 1 1.W
Shearer. Marnarel li
Sibley. Juniata k.. Teacher
Smith. .\nn,i It . . 3.')2:i .Shacleland .Ave..
Smith. \ iii;ini,i !•;.. Teacher (Mrs. J. B. liowcrs)
la.M Ainalertlam .\ve.. Mori
Stepliens. Myrtle IC. Teacher L'KIH
Stephenson, Clara M. (Mrs. Clar.i Cust)
Stewart. li. Grace . - .
St. Clair. Frank U.. Bus. Man. Kisiti .Scliiral
Sweeney. Myrtle M. (Mrs. A. M. KiilK)
Uucaiilier. Uiella M., Teacher (Mrs. L. A. Kirkl
Walton. Mary II.. Teacher 11):
Warnock. Clara K. (Mrs. C. I'. Coehrini!)
Welsh. Elizabeth II.. Teacher
Williams. J. C. Principal . . .
Work. Rtith A.. Missionary . .
\'ounR. Eva L
Wili;
nHliuru. I'l
LeechburK. Penna.
il2 I'asailena Ave.. U)H AnKclcs. Cal.
Murray Hill Ave., Pittslmrnh. Penna,
Sewickley. Pcnrui.
(I Uoclilediie Place. Vonkers. N. V.
Kilbuck Station. Pittsburijli. Penna.
liuKSiile Park. New York City. N. Y.
\'er8aille» Ave.. McKeesport. Penna.
New Brighton. Penna.
la.'! St. Clair St.. Pillsburiih. Penna.
Saltsburu. Penna.
Crafton. Penna
lul) .Ilia S. 11th St.. Indiana. Penna.
I Perrysville Ave.. .-VIleKheny. Penna.
Irwin. Penna.
702 E. Main St.. Latrobe. Penna.
Hastings. Penna.
American Mission. Assint. Egypt
«i7 Sheridan Ave.. Bellcvue. Penna.
CLA.SS OK 189S
Elementary Course
her .Madison. Tcnn.
VVindber. Penna.
. IDIi Fifth St.. Warren. Penna.
Hill N. Water St.. Kittanning. Penna.
Eldorado. Penna.
.\nthony. Kan.
Village St., Johnstown. Penna.
R. U. No. 4. Carnegie. Penna.
Arcadia. Penna.
Pittsburgh. Penna.
Irwin. Penna.
... Mt. Washington. Md.
llarrisville. Penna.
i St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Asliton. Laura E. (Mrs. Charles !•. Alden). Tc
Hantlcy. Albert C... Business
He.atty. M Rena (Mrs. R. O. Sutcr) , .
Itixler. Fannie V.. Teacher
Black. E. Dora. Teacher ....
Black. Mary J.. Teacher ....
Ulakeley. Joseph A.— Deceased.
Blough. Sarah D., Business . ,
Uurkctt. May E.. Teacher
Buzzell. Nellies. (Mrs. II. M. Mcrritt)
Chambers. Kathryn R. (Mrs. John McCormick) , . .
Cochran. E. Jessie. Stenographer
Crombie. Mary II.. Teaclier (Mrs. James Garrett)
Cummiiigs, Lillian Pearl (Mrs. George C. Kelty) . .
Cummings. Eleanor G.. Teacher
(^mninghain, Erma L. — Class of 1900
Davis. Elda M. (Mrs. Charles Longnecker) . . .Sll S. Ja
Davis. Edgar C. Business 434 E. State St.. Sharon. Penna.
Day. Blanche M. (Mrs. W. J. Parks) Spokane. Wash.
Duff, Jane Dallas, Teacher Ben Avon, Penna.
IClkin. William F.. Business Moosic. Penna.
Evans. .\nna P.. Bank Clerk a:iU Jenny Lind St.. McKeesport. Penna.
Evans. Emily S.. Teacher .S104 Frankstown .Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Foster. Blanche F., Ph. B.. Teacher Roland Hall. Salt Lake City. Utah
Fosselman. John J
Grable. Osmyn .A.. Business Trafford City. Penna.
Giant. M. Margaret (Mrs. .A. A. Clarke) . N. Pittsburgh St., Connellsville. Penna.
Greves. Mary C
Hamilton. M. Lenore (Mrs. W. J. Carnahan) . 202 Wash. .Ave.. \'andcrgrift. Penna.
Hammer. George H.. Business
Ilas,son. Genevieve D.. Teacher 17 Mifflin -Ave.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Hill. Eulah B.. Teacher 700 ;ird .Ave.. New Kensington. Penna.
llobaugh. Bertha \'.. Tcaclicr Saltsburg. Penna.
llogue. Grace M. (Mrs. C. H. Ohlivilcr)
llolman. M. Peris (Mrs. J. W. Fuiford) 2101 .Avenue G.. Ensley. .Ala.
Holsopple. Guy. Lawyer Haroe. Mont.
Hughes, Mary E. (Mrs. Ernest Crist) . Mellon National Bank. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Hurd. Sarah E.. Te.acher (Mrs. Vance)
Huff. Joseph .A. — Deceased.
Hyskell. Ira D.. .A. M.. Instructor . .
Johnston. .Almira R. (Mrs. Lee Young)
Jones. Fannie (Mrs. Fannie Zahn)
Jones. Minnie. Teacher
Joseph. Gertrude (Mrs. Leo H. Hirsh)
Kline. Carrie W. (Mrs. C. W. Duncan)
Leonard. Con
Lindeman. M;
New York Cil
.Ave.. Baltimore. Md.
Westmont. Johnstown. Penna.
.Sflth St.. New York City. N. Y.
Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna.
Teacher 9t)i* Franklin .Ave.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
.1.. Teacher Kittanning. Penna.
Lininger. Thomas F.. Civil Engineer . . Box 432. Conneaut. Ohio
Luty. Estella B.. Kindergartner 1(>1.5 Fremont St.. .Allegheny. Penna.
Lytle. Carrie .A.. Teacher Munhall. Penna.
Lytel. Oram C. Business 20 8. Main St.. Lewiston. Penna.
Matter. Martha E.. Teacher IGl Hamilton .Ave.. \"andergrift. Penna.
Miller. S. Eliz.ibeth. Te.\cher Frankstown. Penna.
.Miller. Jennie II. I Mr. Edward II. Wel.hi
.Moore, (iraci- IC. Teacher
Moori'. Hurl M.. Clerk
.McCllnton. Maud J. (Mr>. W. C. DIcluon)
.McClunkey. Albert F., M. D., Phyiician
.McFadd<-n. M. Cecilia - l>.f.-a«e<). .
.McKee. JoiM-ph L. - I.>ece-.ii>r>l.
.VIcLaughlin. Kathryn V. (Mm. N. E. Weier
iMiltenberg. Harry. UunIhcm . .
Miti hell. ( urtin C. Dunineiu
.Mitchell. Lemuel U.. Buninem
OmmiTl. Estella B. (Mr«. W. J. Crewwn)
Plimder. .Margaret J.. Teacher . .
Rieck. Hilda L. (Mrs. Harry J. Bovard) .
Roeth. Alice E. (.Mrs. Anton Horner)
It St.. .M« Ke#*«(*»»rl. Penfu.
ShHTield. penna
Sft. I. <'or;u*[Kjlla. Vrntvt.
S.inL.1. Idaho
rba. hi
MNNI .Mononicahela Ave.. Swiaavalr. Penna
H«7 Fr;inklln St . Jnhnatown. Penna
l-..i*t Piltabiirgh. Penn.«
I'..t*t Pitt •burgh, penna
Sw.irihuiore. penna
Wilmeidinit. penna
. . .ll Oakwood Rood. CraJtmi. Prnna
.101 1 Chcatnul St.. PhiLulelphta, Prnna
Sccurinan. Mary May (Mm. E. D. Vandling) 422 Pine St.. PhilirxburK. Pmiu
Shaw. Jean S. (Mrs. jean S. Scclcy) ... IlnO N. Euclid Ave . Piluburgh. Penna
Shaulis. Edward F.. M. D.. Physician IMKI Oakland Ave.. Indiana. Prnna
Sherbine. .Alvin. LL.B., Lawyer Johnitown. Prnna
Smith. Clark M.. Physician Plumville. Prnna.
Smith, Clara Louise (Mm. Clara L. Staib) 4»l.'< W. Pine Blvd . St Louu. Mo
Smith. Cordelia W. (Mrs. Irving \'. Mansell) . . . ,McK«3(iurt. Prnna
Swecncym. Jennie .A. (Mrs. Wade Kline) 430 W. Ottrrman St.. Grrensburn. Prnna
Trimble. M. Edna. Teacher Summit Ave.. Brllr%'ur. Prnna.
Tucker. Margaret (Mrs. J. M. Knowlton) 3.M 4th .Ave. Tarentum. Prnna,
Williamson. Emma (Mrs. W. H. Cooks) 11 Drum .St.. .Allmhrny. Penna
Wilson. Alice May. Teacher r>S()7 Wayne Ave.. Chicaito. Ill
Wolsey. Enid C. Teacher Pittsburgh. Penna
Weimer. Harry, Business East Pittsburgh. Penna
Welsh. Edward II.. Editor , YandcTgrift. Prnna
Wilson. John D.. Doctor . . . State Hospital. Scranton. Prnna.
Wynn Wesley A.. Civil Engineer . . 40S .ith St.. Warren. Prnna.
CL.\.S.S OF 1899
Elementary Course
.Alston. Carrie. Teacher 7042 Frankstown .Ave.. Pitt-sburgh. Penna.
Ansley. Louisa L. (Mrs. Robert C. Aiken) :WO.i Whitman Ave.. Seattle. Wash.
Baker. Bertha Philipps Ave.. E. E., Pittsburgh. Prnna.
Baker. Henrietta (.Mrs. J. W. Russell) . . .5.t03 Howe St.. E. E.. Pittsburgh. Prnna
Bauman. Josie G.. Teacher
Baumer. .Anna Katherine. Teacher
Bamett. Geo. W.. Physician
Baumer. Emma L.. Teacher. .
Brown. William C. LL.B.. Lawyer
Blyholder. Blanche M. (Mrs. S. E. Long)
Briney. Olive M. (Mrs. Coates) . .care Bald
Chapman. Wallace C. Lawyer
Coffin. Gertrude (Mrs. W. F. Ctandall) .
Cowan.Harriet J. (Mrs. H. B. Hartman) .
431 Frankhn St.. Johnstown. Prima.
43.^ Lincoln St.. Johnstown. Penna.
4:il Franklin St.. Johnstown. Prnna.
20« Hollister Block. Lansing. Mich.
.21.'> Duncan .Ave.. Washington. Penna.
vin Boys' High School. Banealorr. India.
Indiana. Penna.
3823 California .Ave.. .Allegheny. Penna.
. 636 Shaw .Ave.. .McKeesport. Penna.
Craig. Birdie B.. Teacher 7707 Baxter St.. Pittsburgh. Peiuia.
Crawford. .N. Jean (Mrs. W. H. Mateer) 217 Oak St.. BuUer. Penna.
Creese. Blanche (Mrs. J. M. Watson) Fair Oaks. Prnna.
Cronemeyer. Caroline L. (Mrs. G. .A. Spaulding)
7701 Frankstown .Ave.. E. E.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Davidson. Margaret .A. (Mrs. James H. .Arbuthnol) 82 Woodland .Ave.. Buffalo. N. \.
Dickie. N. Mabel (Mrs. C. R. Smith) Indiana. Penna.
Dodds. Edith (Mrs. Ernest Work) Indiana. Prima.
Dubbs. H. W. Business 1123 Highland Bldg.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Earheart. Harrj- W.. Lawyer Indiana. Penna.
Elliott. Jess D.. Teacher 822 7th .Ave.. Beaver Falls. Penna.
Emerson. C. Evengie (Mrs. Bertram E. Cox) Manor. Prima.
Emerson. John C, Machinist Manor. Prnna.
Engle. Mabille R.. Teacher . 310 Federal St.. Seattle. Wash.
Feierhoof. Floy. Teacher . . . 410 W. loth St.. Tyrone. Penna.
Fielding. Eva L. Teacher . .602 .Arch St.. .Allegheny. Penna.
Flegal. Mary Edna. Teacher Philipsburg. Pnma.
Fisher. James G.. Physician Dixonville. Prnna.
Gallagher. Sara C. Teacher 236 Conemaugh St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Garman. Mildred E- Teacher Berlin. Prnna.
Gogin. Margaret D.. Teacher . Clarion St.. Westmont. Johnstown. Penna.
Good. John E. Business 47 W. Long .Ave. DuBoL«. Penna.
Graham. Mazie E.. Teacher Locust St.. Ben Avon. Penna.
Gray. Myrtle O.. Nurse Indiana. Penna.
Grimm. Grace XI 7615 Hamilton .Ave.. E. E.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Guthrie. Clyde G.. Physician. Johns Hopkins I'niversity Baltimore. Md.
Hanna. Belle .A.. Teacher 3103 PerT^•s^•ille .Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Hanson, Carolyn. .A. M. (Mrs. John D. Martz)
295S Belrose .Ave.. Dormont. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Ponnsylvania XV/^/^ ^r^rmci/ ScJiooI
Class Directory — Continued
Hammers. George M.. City Supt. Schools 206 E. Sth St.. Leadville. Colo.
Harmon. J. Len.. Business DuBois. Penna.
Hazlett. Margaret M. (Mrs. J. Foster Meek) . . 2417 Second Ave.. Altoona. Penna.
Hirth. \'iolet C. (Mrs. A. \V. Powell) Otto. Penna.
Holsapple. Francis O., Business Portage. Penna.
Hutton. Argie B. (Mrs. M. B. McLaughlin) . . R. D. No. 4. Mt. Pleasant, Penna.
Jacobs. Ella C. (Mrs. C. S. Gilmore) — Deceased.
Johnston. D. Ira. LL.B.. Lawyer Terminal Bldg.. Oklahoma City. Okla.
Kaufman, Hattie. Teacher .5863 Hobart St.. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Kelichner. Sara E.. Teacher . . . .518 N. Xegley Ave.. E. E.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Kimmel. Grace (Mrs. P. P. Baker) Berlin. Penna.
Klingensmith, Grace (Mrs. Willis Beck) Zumbrota. Minn.
Kohen. .\nna G. (Mrs. C. X. Carten) . oS40 Morrowfield Ave., E. E..Pittsburgh. Penna.
Koonce. N'ina P. (Mrs. F. L. Rossomme) . . 615 Fallowfield Ave.. Charleroi. Penna.
Lauman. Christine E. (Mrs. R. S. Martin) . .Maple .Ave.. N. S., Pittsburgh, Penna.
Leavitt. Ruby E. (Mrs. J. Chapman Shafler) .... 537 9th Ave., Munhall, Penna.
Loraditch. H. Andrew. Manual Training Teacher Oakland. Md.
Lohr. Frank C. Civil Engineer 301 W. First St.. Oil City. Penna.
Maher. Mar>- M. (Mrs. H. G. Andrews) 115 Main St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Martz. John D.. Principal 2958 Belrose .Ave.. Dormont, Pittsburgh. Penna.
Meek. Maude L.. Teacher 527 Freeport Road. New Kensington. Penna.
McClinton, Man' E R. F. D. No. 2. Coraopolis. Penna.
McCreight. Martha E. (Mrs. C. W. Clelland) Grove City. Penna.
McCune. Frances G. (Mrs. John .A. McCaughey)
1521 Jenny Lind St., McKeesport. Penna.
McGoun. Man- -A. (Mrs. Robert W, Patterson) . IOCS 5th .Ave.. Beaver Falls. Penna.
McKee. Mabel G. (Mrs. E. S. Cronemeyer) Weirton. W. \'a.
McLaughlin. Grace. Teacher Apollo. Penna.
Morgan. Edith M. (Mrs. Charles C. Dombush) Pern'sville. Penna.
Miller. Charles M.. Business 518 Wallace St.. Wilkinsburg, Penna.
Miller. Dan W., Clergjman Belle Center. Logan Co.. Ohio
Newman. Margaret L.. Teacher 102 Crafton Ave.. Crafton. Penna.
Pownall, Katherine. Teacher Los .Angeles. Cal.
Prothero. H. Ney, M. D 109-111 Magee Ave., Jeannette. Penna.
Robinson. Mar>- J.. Teacher 505 W. Mahoning St.. Punxsutawney. Penna.
Rose. Man- L. (Mrs. Charles A. Kolb) . . . .3948 McClure Ave.. Allegheny. Penna.
Russell. Augusta (Mrs. W. F. Dutton) Rennerdale. Penna.
Russell. Margaret S.. Teacher 414 WTiigham St.. McKeesport. Penna.
Semple. Adelle G. (Mrs. J. F. Graves) Royal Oaks. Mich.
Shaffer. Frances (Mrs. W. H. Crock) Bo.k 5. Youngswood. Penna.
Shaffer. L. Gains. Principal 705 Homer St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Shaulis. E. Frank. D.D.S.. Dentist Somerset. Penna.
Shultz. E. Grace (Mrs. S. H. Kuhn) Norristown. Penna.
Shrader, J. Calvin. Teacher 574 East End Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Simon. Elmer B
Smith. Clara Lytle (Mrs. Clifford G. Branigan)
204 Franklin Ave.. New Brighton, Staten Island. N. Y.
Smith. Martha Leta. Teacher 26 Beeson Ave., Uniontown. Penna.
Smith. Emma (Mrs. S. S. Lobough)
Stein. Elizabeth M. (Mrs. P. M. Speicher)
Steinrod. Maude (Mrs. E. F. Shaulis) 909 Oakland .Ave.. Indiana. Penna.
Stewart. Marj- E. (Mrs. James E. Work) Box 263. Fort Morgan. Colo.
Steel. Elta 128 S. McKinley Ave.. Canton. Ohio
Steck. Nellie E. (Mrs. Marshall Williams) . . 6103 Howe St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
St. Clair. Blanche, Teacher Indiana, Penna.
Sweeney. Nannie E. (Mrs. M. M. Woodward) .857 Washington .Ave.. Findlay. Ohio
Tarr, Stewart F. — Deceased.
Tussey. Mar>' J. — Deceased.
Wiggins. Robert H.. Business R. F. D. No. 7. Butler. Penna.
Wilkins. .Anna P.. Teacher 505 Elliott St.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Withington. Cora B.. Teacher 1812 N. Cherokee .Ave.. Hollywood. Cal.
Wright. Margaret E.. Teacher 133 Brighton Ave.. Bellevue. Penna.
CLASS OF 1900
Scientific Course
Cunningham. Erma L.. Teacher 648 Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna.
Elementary Course
.Allan. Cora L.. Teacher 61)3 6th .Ave.. New Kensington. Penna.
.Allen. Mar>- E. K. (Mrs. E. L. McKnight) . R. D. No. 2. Morning Sun. Iowa
.Andrews. Harriet A 101 7th St.. East Liverpool. Ohio
Balsinger, W. Ernst. Medical Student ... 212 S. 37th St., Philadelphia. Penna.
Bennett. Nellie E. (Mrs. Nellie B. Elwood) . Pittsburgh. Penna.
Bee. Howard C Physician Marion Center. Penna.
Bracken. Thomas S Periyopolis. Penna.
Bruce. James L.. .A. B.. .Advertising Manager Boston. Mass.
Minnette C. (Mrs. J. S. Coxl Crafton. Penna.
Mariam R. (Mrs. Oscar .A. St. Clair) .619 W. Marquette Road. Chicago. 111.
Eba. Helen M.. Teacher SIS N. Evans .Ave.. McKeesport. Penna.
■J. E.. Portland. Ore.
East Liverpool. Ohio
. . Pittsburgh. Penna.
West Van Lear. Ky.
e.. Johnstown, Penna.
Edwards. George M.. Business 360 46th St..
Ewing, Maude L., Teacher
Fisher. Maude L. (Mrs. McMurray)
Gettner. Florence L. (Mrs. Florence Joyce) . .
Griffith. A. Earle. B. S. in C. E
Hammer. Charles M.. Physician , 143 Roxbury .Av
Hammers, Samuel F.. Teacher
Haines. Elizabeth C, Teacher Tuckahoe, X, J.
Harkness, Maude .A, (Mrs, George .A, Thompson)
7934 Westmoreland .Ave.. Swissvale, Penna,
Heitzenrater. Lillian M, (Mrs. Lillian M. Brown) Railroad, Penna.
Hoffman. Leon H., Business Punxsutawney. Penna.
Hunt. Loa T.. Teacher 26 Lincoln St.. Uniontown. Penna.
Imhoff. Margaret. Teacher 1433 Pennsylvania Ave., Tyrone, Penna.
Jamison. Anna E.. Teacher 1234 ISth .Ave.. Altoona. Penna.
Jeffer>\ Carrie L.. Principal 33 Barbour Place, New Castle. Penna.
Johnson, Eva C. (Mrs. John C. Walters) Uniontown. Penna.
Jose, .Anna Frances, Teacher 338 Walnut St.. Johnstown, Penna.
Lenhart. Florence A.. Teacher 429 Mill St., Greensburg. Penna.
Mahaffey. L. R.. D. D. S.. Dentist Highland .Ave., Pittsburgh, Penna.
Mason, Lula R. (Mrs. .Albert M. Nash) Sand Point, Idaho
Maxwell. Alyda B. (Mrs. David W. Burke) — Deceased.
McConnell. W. Ross. Instructor State College, Penna,
McCullough, B. Edna. Teacher 117 Crucible St., Pittsburgh. Penna.
McClar\'. Henrietta, Teacher Scottdale, Penna.
McCullough. Harriet. Teacher Brockwayviile, Penna.
McGear>-. Grace M.. Teacher Leechburg, Penna.
McKee, Clarence A.. Teacher
Miller. Cora E.. Teacher
Moorhead. Bess G. (Mrs. L. K. Brallier) Latrobe, Penna.
Morgan. Alice E. (Mrs. Edw. G. Roddy) 43 Howard St.. Bellevue. Penna.
Morris. Elizabeth (Mrs. Marion Thomas) Box. 344. East Bakersfield. Cal.
Newbum. Hannah K.. Teacher Fremont .Ave.. Bellevue. Penna.
Orr. Winifred. Teacher Mars. Penna.
Parker. E. May. Teacher Scottdale. Penna.
Pfordt. Ella L.. Teacher 1110 Palo .Alto St., N. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Reed. Agnes S. (Mrs. H. Hadley) 9 Elm St.. Sharon. Penna.
Rees. Edith W., Teacher . 234 Fairfield .Ave.. Johnstown. Penna.
Reese. Margaret .A.. Teacher 431 Holland .Ave.. Braddock. Penna.
Rieger. Clara E.. Teacher 201 Stratford Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Russell. Helen E. (Mrs. H. W. Sickler) ... 310 Holland .Ave.. Braddock, Penna.
Shoemaker, Grace E., .A. B.. Teacher Pleasant View, Beaver Falls, Penna.
Smith. .Alice E. (Mrs. Earle Griffith) West Van Lear. Ky.
Stephenson. Julia M.. Teacher 713 .Arch St.. N. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Stone. Margaret L. (Mrs. Herbert .A. Jones) Lonepine. Cal.
St. Clair. J. Den. — Deceased.
St. Clair. Oscar .A., B. S.. Business 6347 Normal Aye., Chicago. 111.
Strasler. Frank A.. .Accountant . , . , . , . 24 Mildred St., Crafton. Penna.
Stutchell. Ethel M., Teacher 972 Wayne Ave., Indiana. Penna.
Taylor. Martha B. (Mrs. WilUam J. Jack) Indiana. Penna.
Thomas. Fannie A. (Mrs, Chas. E, Shomo) . . . .4022 Tracy St., Kansas City, Mo.
Velte, Ethel Mars, Penna.
Walker, Laura B.. Teacher .American Mission, Alexandria, Egypt
Watson. Mary O.. Teacher Apollo. Penna.
Welch. Gertrude L. J.. M. E.. Teacher R. F. D. No 1. Claysville. Penna.
Williams. Jennie E. — Deceased.
Williams. Margaret (Mrs. J. M. Blackwood) Mercer. Penna.
Wolfe. .Anna M R. F. D. No. 1. Brownsville. Penna.
Work. F. Ernest. Supt. of Schools Indiana, Penna.
Wright. Clare L.. Business 319^ Wood St.. Johnstown, Penna,
Zener, \'irgil C„ Minister Somerset, Penna
CLASS OF 1901
Scientific Course
Russell. James Herbert. Business Indiana, Penna.
Elementary Course
.Anderson, Irene, Teacher — Deceased.
.Ashman. Ida May, Teacher 222 Union St., Johnstown, Penna.
Bardonner. Margaret C. Teacher 464 Division St.. Bellevue. Penna.
Barrett. M. Agnes. Teacher Mahoning Rd.. New Castle, Penna.
Bennett, Margaretta D.. Teacher N. 5th St.. Jeannette, Penna.
Boyle, K. Gertrude (Mrs. Francis J. Bailey)
670 Park .Ave., Moxham. Johnstown. Penna.
Brallier. Lou V. (Mrs. J. H. Shores) Kelseyville, Cal.
Buck, Edith M. (Mrs. Rev. F. P. Fisher) .509 26th St.. .Altoona. Penna.
Butler. C. Edwin. .A. B.. Clergyman 1019 E. 12th St.. Des Moines, la.
Clougher. Mary H.. Teacher 212 Evensburg Rd.. Johnstown. Penna.
Cook. Mary E.. Teacher Beaver, Penna.
PGTinsyJvanicj^
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Cowan. Marcaret J,
Crawford. Mary E.
Creeic. <Jlivc T.. Tc
Davia. Amy . .
Davy. Cordelia II.,
Dick. Howard J.. C
Tcaclifr Hrai kcnridKi', I'iniia.
:«l.')2 Ujuiniana I'larc, San Dii-Ko. Cal.
,c1kt Lcrudale. Pcnnii.
.Vl.'i Grove Ave. Johnnlown. Pcnna.
rt-acher 21S "Ih Ave, .McKre»|K>rl. I'cnnii.
vil Engineer Ambridiie. IVnna.
DoiiKlaM. till M. (Mm. Chan. O. Simpson) . I.'.! I Kill Ave. N. E.. Seattle. \Va»h.
Duncan. Elfa M.. Stenographer 214 E. Stockton Ave.. AUcRheny. I'enna.
Dunlap. Delia A. (Mrs. J. II. McElvccn) Greennburu. Penna.
Eha. Edna J.. Te;iclier Kin N. Evans Ave.. McKeeiiporl. I'enna.
Edwards. Caroline (Mrs. II. J. Cartin) .... S52 Napoleon St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Euli. Amelia Reliecca Sta. SO. Etna. PitLsburgh. Penna.
Field. Marj- M.. Tejichcr Smithfteld, Penna.
FIcminK. Jessie E.. Teacher 201 .N. .Ith St.. Indiana. Penna.
Glenson. Mercedes De. Tc;ulier
Glcmser. Marie K. (Mrs. C. Hitnert
I lagcnlocher. Anna C. Teacher , 1"h Ridgewood Ave.. We.slview. Penna.
Hamilton. R. Clarke. Business . North Point. Penna.
Henderson. Eva B N<^ Vtxcc. Idaho
I lilcman. F. Estella. Teacher l«2.'i Belt Ave.. St. Louis. Mo.
llocrlc. Cecilia T. (Mrs. S. S. Klingensmith) Hite. Penna.
I lofTman. Martha R. A.. Teacher 704 .Main St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Howell. Clara \'. (Mrs. \V. S. Br>-an) Ramey. Penna.
Ir\in. Mildred V. (Mrs. Sydney B. Morton) Waterlown. Conn.
Jinks. E. Belle (Mrs. Edwin .McKay) . . . 53.3 Washington Ave.. Charleroi. Penna.
Jenks. Olive L. (Mrs. Olive Jenks Brown) Madeline. W. \'a.
Knappcnbergcr. E. Blanche (Mrs. C. M. Christy)
Kanwlorp. Alva S. (Mrs. O. L. Crawford) . . . .Mi.J7 Rural .Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Kerr. Steele H. — Deceased.
Keener. William E.. Clerk 0S38 Frankstown .\ve., Pittsburgh. Penna.
Kugcl. Carolyn R.. Teacher 129 Chapin St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Lauman, Caroline H.. Librarian .... Federal St.. Ex.. Allegheny. Penna.
Lcmmon. Gertrude M.. Teacher Indiana. Penna.
Ludwick. M. Rebecca. Teacher .SI 1 West St.. Homestead. Penna.
MacFariand. Marjorie. Teacher 1024 Water St.. Indiana. Penna.
Malcolm. Maude (Mrs. Frank .A. Strasler) Crafton. Penna.
Marshall. Angle T... Teacher Lcechburg. Penna.
Marshall. Nellie M.. Teacher 423 Coleman .\vc.. Johnstown. Penna.
Marshall. G. Mead. Business Chicago. III.
Mc.\doo. X'irginia D. (Mrs. T. M. Daniels) Ligonier. Penna.
McConaughey. M. Binnie, Teacher . . .209 S. Gilpin St.. Punxsutawney. Penna.
McKain. Lilly E. (Mrs. C. .\. Ter Bush) .37 Chestnut Terrace. Philadelphia. Penna.
McNarj-. Ethel R.. Teacher Burgett-stown. Penna.
.McNeills. Alice (Sister Hortensc) Mt. Gallitzin .Academy. Baden. Penna.
Means. Homer. Business Brookville. Penna.
Mitchell. Paul. B. .-v.. Lawyer Birmingham. Ala.
Morgan. Nan F. (Mrs. John Grant) Pittsburgh. Penna.
, Genevieve (Mrs. J. T. Stewart) Indiana. Penna.
, Jennie .\. (Mrs. Howard Donaldson) 342 California .Ave.. .Allegheny. Penna.
Moore. Williams J.. Business Sagamore. Penna.
Nelson. Elizabeth. Teacher . 2:M)0 Osgood St.. .Allegheny. Penna.
Neal. Harry B.. Physician Indiana, Penna.
Nicholls. Lucy M. — Deceased.
Otterson. Olive G. (.Mrs. R. B. Whiting) . .2032 Penysville .Ave.. Allegheny. Penna.
Park. Lettia L. (Mrs. T. W. Holt) . . ISll Termon .Ave.. N. S., Pittsburgh. Penna.
Park. Margueretta (.Mrs. John Walker) — Deceased.
Parke. Wilma (Mrs. H. L. Warner) 4th .Ave.. Tarentum. Penna.
Rhule. Nellie L. (Mrs. Wm. J. Bonner) Ciudad del Maiz. Mexico
Rupley. Susan R.. Teacher 6206 .Alder St.. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Sagerson. Man' (Mrs. John F. Dillon) Bridgeport, Penna.
Santrock. Mary K.. Teacher Cedar \'ale. Kan.
Schreiner. Carolyn M. (Mrs. S. J. Cort) 21 N. ,ith St.. Duquesne. Penna.
Siebert. Corabelle — Deceased.
Simpson. Elbert T.. Physician East Butler. Penna.
Smith. Elizabeth R. (Mrs. .Albert F. Carter) Gre«ley. Colo.
St. Clair. C. Mabel (Mrs. R. E. .Anderson) . . 307 Kenwood St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Stiles. Floy E.. Teacher Ebensburg. Penna.
Thompson. Mabel — Deceased.
Thompson. .Agnes M. (Mrs. John Reid. Jr.)
Thomiwon. Catherine W.. Teacher
Trauger. Geo. W.. Civil Engineer
I'hlinger. Katharine
Waller. Margaret L.. Librarian
Watson. A. Bell (Mrs. Albert T. Chu
Weber. Reuben J.. Teacher ....
Welch. Edgar J.. Business ...
Whitmyrc. Sadie E. (Mrs. Paul Manker)
Whitmyre. Tamar (Mrs. F. E. Kester) . . 1612 Louisiana St.. Lawrence. Kan.
Williams. Beatrice .Atlanta. Ga.
Williams. Mar>- M. (Mrs. C. .M. Miller) . 51S Wallace Ave.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
107 Walnut St.. Jenkintown. Penna.
122S Lancaster .Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
.Alexandria. Minn.
Springdale. Penna.
Bloomsburg. Penna.
.■>31 Somerset St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Plumville. Penna.
Wilvin. Arthur W.. Financial Mllr.
Wingi-tt. ( iLirlotir M.. Trai her
Work. Bertha B. . .
Wao<l. WUmer H.. Lawyer
Yeckley. Albert F.
Zimmerman. Klizal>eth. Teai Ii»t
Pittkburgh. prnna.
H») K M'\ SI . WatK>nvlllr. Cal.
Marir/n * >nt#T. Penna.
Indiana. Penna.
Penna.
B*'rlm. pfuna.
. J. For«ylh)
Alexander. Julia IMr... (if
Agey. Wallace B.. Bu.inr
Baer. Flora. Teacher .
Baker. Sarah L. (Mn. W
Barnett. Charie« W.. Clergyman
Bath. Claude E
Berkey. William A.. Clergyman
Bee. Lola B. (Mrs. Wm. R. Murphy)
Blair. Mary E. (Mrs. Frank M. Lord)
Blose. Wilda B.. Teacher .
Briney. E. Bertha (Mni. L. C. Saxman)
Brockway. Mabel C
Buchanan. Ernest. Business . .
Callaghan. Loretta M. (M
Callen. Florence. Teacher
CX.\.S.S <)K 1902
Kit-men tary Course
W. Lmkard)
liidu
MM Wayne Ave . Imliana. Peiuu.
417 W. Chrlton Ave.. PhihulHphu. Penna.
ZI4 K«d St.. SKtmrmn. Penna.
C'hirora. Penna.
. 450 Water St.. Indiana. Penna.
1312 LouiK St.. .Munhall. Penna.
1227 Federal St.. \. S.. Pituburih. Penna.
.2X7 Robert St.. Rivernde. Cal.
1 19 St. Jamei Place. Atlantic City. N. J
ll.'MI .South Ave.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
. .Vtl9 Rural Ave.. Piluburgh. Penna.
. 1020 Arch St.. Philadephia. Penna.
Mary G. Lageman) . Evans Ave.. Ingram. Peniu.
19 Knox St.. N. S., Pituburgh. Penna.
Campbell. Elva J.. Teachi
Canan. Elsie D.. Teacher
Chambers. Ella J., Teacher
Cooney. John H.. Cashier.
Craig. Ford B.. Physician
Crombie. Florence (Mrs. John L. Taylor)
Cunningham. Grace A
Cunningham. J. Wilbur. Business
Cunningham. Samuel K.. Teacher . .
(Mrs. J. J. .Armstrong) 292 E. Tallsridge Ave.. Akron. f>hio
M.TO Napoleon St . Johnstown. Penna.
Home City. N. S.. Pituburgh. Penna.
Conemaugh. Penna.
. Union Station. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Oakmont. Penna.
<HK Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna.
Box 303. Leechburg. Penna.
Central High School. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Davison. MaO' (Mrs. Harry T. Ross)
Dillon. Edythe (Mrs. Thos. L. Cooper) R. D. No. I, Camden. Indiana
Douds. Agnes M. (Mrs. D. M. Bulford) 1(¥) E. North Ave.. N. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Dunham. .Anna M. (Mrs. H. W. W'atson) . . . .523 Grave Ave.. Johnstown. Penna.
Elkin. Alice M. (Mrs. Geo. T. Bolton) 293 Fifth Ave.. Troy. N. Y.
Evans. -Anna. Teacher 1.322 Washington .Ave.. N.S.. Pituburgh. Penna.
Faulkner. Mayes E. (.Mrs. Mayes Chambers) Dravosburg. Penna
Fleek. G. Dare. Business 811 Holland Ave.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Fne. Anna E. (Mrs. W. E. Harte)
Fulton. Belle E. (Mrs. Clark Kissock) Gibsonia. Penna.
Hauser. Lidia M.. Teacher 12 Lafayette St.. X. S.. Pituburgh. Penna.
Hazelett. Cora B.. Teacher 413 Elm St.. Long Beach. Cal.
Heck. Edna M.. Teacher 1744 Crowley St.. X. S.. Pituburgh. Penna.
Horton. Frank H.. Business Greerwburg. Penna.
Hood. Elizabeth .A.. Teacher 413'^ Franklin St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Jarrett. Florence E. (Mrs. David C. Farrar)
King Edward. Ba>-ard St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Jordan. Morris L.. Business Windber. Penna.
Kelley. Myra Z.. Teacher 30 E. Main St . Brootv0le. Penna.
Kirkpatrick. \'. Blanche (Mrs. Wm. Meaking) Dajton. Penna.
Kraus. Florence B.. Teacher 2142 Perrysville .Ave.. Pituburgh. Penna.
Lash. Charies F.. Business 422 Sherman St.. X. S.. Pituburgh. Penna.
Leasure. Zella B. (Mrs. C. R. McAdoo) . . R. F. D. No. 2. CherT>- Tree. Penna.
Lintner. Mar\' L Blairs>-ille. Penna.
LonE^^■ell. Leathea B. (Mrs. Paul Zinc) 464 Homer .Ave.. Youngstown. Ohio
Lowman. Bertha. Teacher 110 South St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Lucus. .Annabelle (Mrs. -A. L. Porterfield) Maybrooke. Penna.
Mc-Adoo. Evangaline H. — Deceased.
McCullough. B. Edna (Mrs. Reuben Doeblin)
.W4n Claybome .Ave.. Pituburgh. Penna.
McCutcheon. Grace L.. Teacher
McDermott. Lila -A. — Deceased.
McNar>-. Georgiana (Mrs. Taylori Burgettstown. Penna.
Miller. Emanuel M.. Principal Lmden -Ai-e.. Johnstown. Penna.
Minahan. Margaret. Teacher . 724 Ross St.. Johnsto»n. Penna.
Murray. Arthur T.. Physician Nine\-eh. Penna.
Murray. James M
Xewingham. Ortnide C. Teacher Craig and Center .Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Noel. Robert D.. .Attorney 133 Farxagut .Ave.. \"andergrift, Penna.
O'Neill. .Alice M.. Teacher Darlington. Penna.
O'Neill. Delia E.— Deceased.
PoUack. M. IsabcUMrs. John Good) 210 E. Weber .Ave.. DuBoU. Penna.
Porter. Carrie M. ^Mrs. Frederick W. Church) 726 Highland .Ave.. Johnstown. Penna.
Prescott. Helen M.. Teacher
Raddifle. Ralph. Principal Sheridan School Pittsburgh. Penna.
Ray. Charies S.. Business (Coal Operator) . Saltsburg. Penna.
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Class Directory — Continued
Reams. Ella A. (Mrs. Will Watkins) .... Balboa. Canal Zone. Isthmus of Panama
Reithmiller. J. Philip. Cashier Bellevue. Penna.
Saint. Mabel M 5344 Avondale Place. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Sampson. M. Gertrude (Mrs. James B. White) Monessen. Penna.
Seaton. Charles F.. Physician Sasamore. Penna.
Sickman. Zella M. (Mrs. B. Y. Wilkinson) Dravosburg. Penna.
Siefker, Bertha L. (Mrs. Herman O. Leppig)
Bristol Apts.. Clarissa St.. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Smith. Clara B. {Mrs. Louis Ficthorn) Avonmore. Penna.
Smith. Corinne B. (Mrs. A. A. Strong) 1539 Ligonier St.. Latrobe. Penna.
Stewart. Clara F. (Mrs. Frank Roberts) Crafton. Penna.
Stonebraker. Ralph L.. Business
Stutchell. Martha E.. Teacher 972 Wayne Ave., Indiana. Penna.
Sturgeon. Carrie J. — Deceased.
Swarts. May R. (Mrs. Charles Bennett) Chicora, Penna.
Tittle. A. Josephine. Teacher 513 Somerset St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Waddle. Ella M.. Teacher Derry. Penna.
Wiant. L. Cora. Teacher Whitesburg. Penna.
Waldschmidt. Lillian (Mrs. David Brown) N. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Waller. Robert P.. Civil Engineer Bloomsburg. Penna.
Wait. Nellie H. (Mrs. Thomas Clark) New Castle. Penna.
Whiteman. Effie B.. Teacher 1301 Ligonier St., Latrobe, Penna.
Wigton. Mary E.. Teacher
Wilson. Florence (Mrs. R. A. Long) 431 Court St.. New Castle. Penna.
Yoder. Elizabeth (Mrs. F. P. Reiter) ... 710 Highland Ave.. Johnstown. Penna.
Voder. \'ida J. (Mrs. C. R. Trent) SDO Horner St.. Johnstown. Penna.
CLASS OF 1903
Regular Course
Barr. .\nna M. (Mrs. Ralph O. Pinkerton) . . 379 .\merican Ave.. Bellevue. Penna-
Berthel. Opal T.. Teacher 10 Diamond St.. Mt. Pleasant. Penna.
Best. Elizabeth (Mrs. Walter S. Knight) . . R. D. Foster Road. McKeesport. Penna.
Bowman. E. L State College. Penna..
Cameron, Madge \- Bartow, Fla.
Cameron, Maude V. (Mrs. Hamilton Stewart) Marion Center, Penna.
Campbell, Mary (Mrs. W. L. McNutt) Clarion. Penna.
Conlin. Mamie L.. Teacher 12 N. 2d St.. Duquesne. Penna.
Culp. Daisy E.. Teacher Arnold. Penna.
Cunningham. Bessie M. (Mrs. J. F. Chapman) Indiana. Penna.
Davis. Cora B 608 Walnut Ave., Fairmont, W. Va.
Dickie. Laura M. (Mrs. Dr. Wm. H. Nix) Heilwood. Penna.
Fisher. Carrie A.. Stenographer .... Oakwood and Normand Aves.. .\valon. Penna.
Good. Laura J. (Mrs. C. W. Holmes) Pitcairn. Penna.
Grenwalt. Metta E.. Teacher, Liberty School Pittsburgh. Penna.
Hirth. Alice. Teacher 317 E. 10th Ave.. Homestead. Penna.
Kerr. Thomas S.. Teacher Clarion. Ariz.
Martin. Martha S. (Mrs. E. F. Reed) 87 Ingram Ave.. Ingram. Penna.
Maxwell. Nellie P.. Teacher 701 Swissvale Ave.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Mumaw. Grace M.. Teacher 401 Walnut Ave., Scottdale, Penna.
McCleary. Olive M. (Mrs. Geo. G. Best) . 2302 Versailles Ave.. McKeesport. Penna.
McElwain. Lois. Teacher Logans Ferry. Penna.
Reven Gertrude. Teacher 238 Weldon St.. Latrobe. Penna.
Ryan. Isa L.. Teacher Smithfield. Penna.
Silverman. Birdie C. Teacher. Litch School Pittsburgh. Penna.
Simpson. Viola H.. Teacher 239 N. 9th St., Indiana, Penna.
Thompson. Lulu B.. Teacher R. D. No. 2. Export. Penna.
Wageley. Frances M.. Teacher California
Wagner. Delia M.. Teacher Santa Anna. Cal.
CLASS OF 1904
Regular Course
Ankeny. Elda .\.. Teacher
Beattie. Mary, Teacher New Alexandria, Penna.
Bee, Bessie M., Teacher 730 Franklin St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Brady. Carrie L.. Teacher BrookviUe. Penna.
Brandt. Emma C. (Mrs. L. V. Robertson) . 123 Fallowfield Ave., Charleroi. Penna.
Brown. Edith O. (Mrs. Herbert W. Browne) Pittsburgh. Penna.
Bruce. Sara E.. Teacher 363 Oak St.. Indiana. Penna.
Caddy. Zenaida (Mrs. Lloyd L. Sell) 1424 S. Oakes St., Tacoma. Wash.
Canan. Jessie E.. Teacher 836 Napoleon St.. Johnstown, Penna.
Clark. Effie M.. Teacher ,803 East Park Way, McKeesport. Penna.
Creps. Elbie E.. Lawyer Indiana. Penna.
Dickie. Bell J. (Mrs. Glen Lee) Vandergrlft. Penna.
Dunham. M. Blanche. Teacher 602 Central .^ve.. Johnstown. Penna.
Dunham. Maude C. Teacher 602 Central .\ve.. Johnstown. Penna.
EUenberger. Martha V.. Teacher
Ferguson. James T.. Business . . Blairsville. Penna.
Fleming. M. Elizabeth (Mrs. L. E. Miller) , . W. Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna.
Glass. May .^. (Mrs. Orrin O. Williams) Punxsutawney. Penna.
Gocher. Florence. Teacher 425 Bedford St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Hamilton. Bessie P.. Teacher Scenery Hill. Penna.
Harris. Lillie M.. Teacher 226 Conemaugh St.. Johnstown, Penna.
Harrison. .\nna M. (Mrs. G. A. Hopkins) .464 Swissvale .^ve.. Wilkinsburg, Penna.
Hasinger. Stella L., Teacher 726 Wayne Ave.. Indiana. Penna.
Hershberger. J. Elmer, Superintendent of Schools New Kensington, Penna.
Hillard. Barbara E.. Teacher 153 Sylvan Terrace. Harrisburg, Penna.
Hudson, Nellie E., Teacher 204 Jefferson St.. Kittanning. Penna.
Hughes. Margaret V., Teacher 224 McConaughey St., Johnstown, Penna.
Jack. Ida M. (Mrs. Carl B. Smith) 2011 Bellevue Ave., Swissvale, Penna.
James. Genevieve W., Teacher. 6319 Baynton St., Germantown, Philadelphia, Penna.
Lee. Bess. Teacher Oakmont, Penna.
Lewis. CaroUna C. Teacher 2908 W. Chestnut Ave.. Altoona. Penna.
Loudon, E. Gertrude (Mrs. R. S. Ovelman) .... 991 E. Hoyt St.. Portland, Ore.
Mercer. Mary I.. Teacher 239 North Central .^ve.. Canonsburg, Penna.
Miller. \'era G. (Mrs. E. H. Coleman) .... 826 Napoleon St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Moorhead. Phyllis. Teacher Indiana. Penna.
Morris. \'ernie A 124 Main St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Musgrave. Elizabeth H.. Teacher . . . . 3516 Shady .Ave.. N. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Myers. Clo A., Student
McAninch, Ruth E. (Mrs. Z. E. Talbert)
Noble. Margaret J. — Deceased.
Opperman, Ida T. (Mrs. H. D. Wenzel) . . . . Friendship .\ve.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Pollock. Margaret J.. Teacher Greensburg. Penna.
Price. Pearle E.. Teacher 1203 N. Euclid Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Randall. E. Cecil (Mrs. Thos. Ferguson) Latrobe. Penna.
Robertson. Maud E.. Teacher 1500 N. 6th St.. Harrisburg. Penna.
Stern. Florence. Teacher 5219 S. .Atlantic Ave.. E. E.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Swan. Delia B., Teacher 303 E. Oak St.. Indiana. Penna.
Swartz. Elizabeth M. (Mrs. Richard M. House) Wilmerding. Penna.
Tiffans-. Paul B. — Deceased.
Wagle, Mell S. (Mrs. E. M. Miller) 608 Coleman Ave., Johnstown, Penna.
Wagner. Luella B.. Teacher 1102 7th .^ve.. Altoona, Penna.
Warner. Lydia H.. Teacher 225 North .Ave.. Millvale. Allegheny. Penna.
White. Rose. Teacher 227 Market St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Williams. Orrin O.. Teacher Pun.\sutawney. Penna.
Wood. Clara E.. Teacher 1023 Mellon St.. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Wright, Sarah, Teacher 133 Brighton .\ve.. Bellevue. Penna.
Wyman. Mary E.. Teacher 545 McClintock .\ve.. .Allegheny. Penna.
Young. Miles C. Business Indiana. Penna.
CLASS OF 1905
Regular Course
Allison. S. Isabel (Mrs. Wm. M. Keel) R. F. D. No. 1, Homestead, Penna.
Andrews. Mary .A.. Teacher 701 E. 4th St., Santa .-\na. Cal.
Arnold, Edna V.. Teacher Houtzdale. Penna.
Barns, Lida R., Teacher Uniontown, Penna.
Brown. Jacob S.. Teacher Creekside. Penna.
Brown. Josephine R. (Mrs. E. L. Martin) ... 459 W. Willis Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Brownlec. May (Mrs. H. M. Henry) Australia
Buterbaugh. S. Giace (Mrs. Forde W. Wassam)
Carnahan. Minnie, Teacher Parkwood, Penna.
Clarke, Anna J. (Mrs. A. H. Mellott) . . .600 Maplewood Ave.. Ambridge, Penna.
Craig. Elizabeth Jane (Mrs. Rial) Mansfield. Penna.
Crawford, W. Clark
Crosmun Charlotte M. (Mrs. C. W. Seanor) . . . . 915 School St.. Indiana, Penna.
Cunningham. I. Elizabeth 734 Wayne Ave., Indiana, Penna.
Cunningham. Pearl. Teacher
Curry. Ethel W.. Teacher Hanlan Station. Penna.
Davies. Mae. Teacher 209 Grant Ave.. Duquesne. Penna.
Depp. Frank H.. Business Young^vood. Penna.
Detwiler.MehndaM.. Teacher 39 S. 6th St.. Indiana. Penna.
Dowhng. Bernadine. Teacher 315 Main St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Duncan, .^nna M., Teacher Enon Valley, Penna.
Fingal Lottie E (Mrs. C. F. Schmidt. Jr.) . 1636 Evergreen Road, Pittsburgh, Penna.
Fitzgerald. Jean M.. Teacher R. D. No. 2. Apollo. Penna.
Foreman. A. H.. Principal High School Mars. Penna.
Foreman. William O Box 495. Bessemer. M.ch.
Forney. Ruth H.. Teacher 13 Euclid .A.ve.. Bellevue. Penna.
Fowler. Rebecca M.. Physician Arkadelph.a. Ark.
Gibson. Sara M. (Mrs. F. L. Terry) Trafford, Penna.
Graham. Anna E. (Mrs. John C. Greenfield) ... Halcomb Ave.. Clairton. Penna.
Graham. Beatrice (Mrs. R. S. Wagner) New Florence. Penna.
Gray. Marian W. (Mrs. T. P. Wilson) Heilwood. Penna.
Hamilton. Bess L.. Teacher BrookviUe. Penna.
Hare. Sadie C. — Deceased.
Harrison. Elizabeth R.— Deceased.
Class Directory -Conllnued
llastillic-, Ji-.in W. (Ml
Hill, CtM-f a. . . .
1 1 ill, Thomas T., Liiwy
ck, Ke.
Iliilmc'iii
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livin, Laura K. (Mr
Ninmn, Jo»n.liim> M
Inhna, Jcmlk- V. (Mr.«. A. K. Rowu)
.loiK'8, Mary K. (Mrs. Jack Haraliaw)
Kearney, Ilazi'l C. (Mrs. C'liuaU-r Ma
Kelly. Mabel C. Tcachi-r .
Keitcrer. Lena A.. Teacher .
Kiieacl, Jcarinctte M.. Teacher I
l.acnck, Rebekall (Mrs. M. S. MacUonaltll
l.ee. Margaret S.. Teacher
l.clic. (".race (Mrs. Grace L. MorRan) .
l..)winan. Marwarel J.. Teacher
I. imman. Mary K.. Teacher
Marahall. .Schuyler C Teacher
Miller. MarKarel E., Teacher .
■Mooney. Anna M
Moore. Mamie J.. Teacher .
M.Craw. Mary R., Teacher
Mcllenry, Ruby M.. Teaclui
McKinley. Rachel M.. T.aclier
( lldllam. D. Orlando. Teacher
Tearce. Nellie T. (Mrs. J. ('. Sniilh)
Ramsay, Mary A.. Teacher -
Kay, Edna V.— Deceased.
Kayburn. Celia (Mrs. C'has. M. Jamison)
Reithmillcr, Oliver C. Teacher
Riddle, Meredith (Mrs. Glen Comstock) .
Roberts, Mary C. Teacher
Robeson. Julia R.. Teacher
Rye. Anna (Mrs. E. J. Stoflfcl)
.Sclimerber. Marion K.. Teacher
.Sickman. E. Belle (Mrs. Howard 1. Smith)
Sligh. Janet G.. Teacher
Smith. Elia M.. Teacher
Smith. Sue, Teacher . . ,
Snyder, S. Frank, Minister
Speer. I'riscilla M. (Mrs. Wm. Stark) .
Stadtmillcr. Elsie C. Teacher
Stumpf. Eva G., Teacher
Swain. Mabel E. (Mrs. \V[n, Wilber) . .
Thomas. Guy
Thomson. Clara Crais — Deceased
Travis. Fannie B. (Mrs. Williams i
I'rey. Mary H.. Teacher ...
\an Horn. \'ida (Mrs. F. \V. Hyle) . . .
Waddle. Ethel L
Wasncr. Clara M. (Mrs. J. Dick Wilson) .
Wassain. Forde W.. Business
WiKton. Anna W. (Mrs. Dr. Hairy C. Wih
Williams. Grace D.. Teacher
Williams. Martha B. (Mrs. J. I' Bennett)
Wingert. Clara M., Teacher
WiuBCrt. Laura .-V. — Deceased.
Wynn. Mary G.. Teacher .iJT Ciln
■o. A, l,<.n»:) L'llli o^tood St.. \. S.. I'iltiliurKll, I'enna.
Iluntiniiton. W. Va.
Indiana. I'enna.
Cher 1)07 Center Ave., A«|>inwall. I'enna.
» .Mcllliatlen) Saltsburu. I'enni.
2121 nth Ave., W. .S<-attle. Waah.
i:ill Center Ave.. Wilkinsburii, I'enna.
.'iTII.'! Broad St.. I'ittHburnli. I'enna.
AllenburK, Ontario, Can.
I.os Angelea Seminary, Ilernion, Cal.
■j:,\\\ Waverly .\ve., Ilawkina, I'enna,
Rebecca Ave.. WilkinaburK, I'enna.
.\. S. Pittsburgh. I'enna.
. . . Oakmont. I'enna.
New Kensington. I'enna.
•lli.SS. IllhSt.. Indiana. I'enna.
1 10 South St.. Johnstown. Pcnna.
Barnes. Penna.
1(1 \incent St.. Pittsburgh. I'enna.
!.'; Resaca
Allegheny. Penna.
Big Run. Penna
Cniontown. I'enna.
l():«l Main St.. Wellsville. Ohio
Mt. Pleasant. Penna.
(jreensburg. Penna.
Youngstown. Ohio
litai Ridgevillc St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
XIO Lincoln .-Vve., .Allegheny. Penna.
Hollidaysburg. Penna.
Sewickley. Penna.
.')! 1 W. Chestnut St., Washington, Penna.
no N. Rebecca St.. Pittsburgh, Penna.
New Alexandria. Penna.
(i:i(i Park Ave., Avalon. Penna.
K. I-'. 1). Xo. 1. Falls Creek. Penna.
(Jettysburg. Penna.
. Export, Penna.
. Indiana. Penna.
311 Thompson St., Ann Arbor, Mich.
. . 13B Sheridan Ave.. Bellevue. Penna.
. 1332 Swisher Ave., Dayton, Ohio
llaniill. Frank T.
Ilarrold, r;ertrudc A., Teacher
llauck. I^iura N. .
Hay. Nura (Mr>. .Nura May McKirdy) .
Janilium. N. Jonephine. Trarher
Johniton. Mary S,. Teacher
Keller. Ada II.. Te.irher (Mr« J, Pallon)
Matlhewfl, Henrietta A.
Meniich, Bertha A.. Ti-ach. i
Miller. R. Grace
Moorhead. Mary IC. .
Moot. Dora. Teacher
McLaughlin. Stella (Mra. KlinKinKlinflrr)
Reid. Lillian E. (Mra. An«ley Clayiioole)
.Sellers, M. I-olii»e. Teacher
Shields. Effic L.. Teacher
Smith. Nellie Grace, Teacher
Sinyera, Genetta I
Spencer, Edith A., Teacher
Stackhuse. Anna C, Teacher
Steele. Laura M
Steinmetz. Je-wic, Teacher
Waller, Harriet (Mrs. H. McGowan)
Wilson. Irene B., Teacher
R. D. No. 1. East Liverpool. Ohio
220 Clearfield St.. Clearfield. Penna.
. . ..i" Lincoln St.. Hartford. Conn.
. 23 Spraguc .Ave.. Bellevue. Penna.
... 212 Ross St.. Santa .Ana, Cal.
ton) Warriors Park. Penna.
. . 425 E. Front St.. Ber^vick. Penna
41.T S. 7th St.. Indiana. Penna.
Marchand. Penna.
L-.. Trafford City. Penna.
CLASS OF 1906
Regular Course
.Agcy. Olive M. (Mrs. C. F. I'layloot). 50(j Richland St.. lloniewood. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Alter. Minnie (Mrs. Wm. T. Martin) Blairsville. Penna.
Baker. Marj- M. (Mrs. H. H. Mcanor) . . State and Broadway. Coraopolis. Penna.
Black. Olive. Teacher 5421 Coral St.. E. E.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Brown. Mabel L.. Teacher 203 Fairfield .\ve.. Johnstown, Penna.
Bruce. .Anna W.. Teacher 5(53 Oak St.. Indiana. Penna.
Burgess. Myrtle L 2742 Frances .Ave.. Los Angeles. Cal.
Buterbaugh. A. Laura. Teacher S. Sixth St.. Indiana. Penna
Crawford. Helen R 747 Trenton .Ave.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Crawford. S. Hazlettc (Mrs. H. C. Crawford) 747 Trenton Ave.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Crusan. Catherine, Teacher R. D. No. 1. Verona. Penna.
Daugherty, .A. May (Mrs. G. K. Sutton) 7th St.. Indiana. Penna.
Davis. M. Emma (Mrs. J. S. R. Wilson) Reynoldsvillc. Penna.
Davis. \ida M Clarion. Penna.
Empfield. Berlin New Kensington. Penna.
Grafi. Martha O. Teacher .547 Water St.. Indiana. Penna
llamerly. Gretta. . . . 1814 Monroe St.. Swissvale. Penna.
I( F . D. No. I . Nn» Florem e. I'mu
Yoiingwo'j'l . P*-nfWi
Wr, lliinitio Si . I'un«ul.iwne>. I'rnna
223 S. < ollrgr Ave . ( arll.lr. I'enna
12.(1 IMlh Ave . Alt»»na. I'rnna
IILukhrk. I'rnna
Wifvll»rr. I'enna
2211 Brighton Ro:id. llrllfTur. I'rnna
12.').'> Wa«hingt«n Avr , Allegheny. I'rnna
Coal \ alley. Pmna
7I.'I S<l>oul St . Indiana. I'rnna
KM Kidge Ave., I'unx»ulawnr>-. I'rnna
Pittsburgh. I'rnna
200 S. Euclid Ave, Pill •burgh. Pmna
llomr, I'enna
FalU Crrrk. Penna
72IH Kedron St.. Pilt«l>urBh. Penna
!t24 I'errynville Ave.. Ben Avon. Pmna
273 Fairfield A»'r.. John«torwn. Pmna
3fl2>( Park llrighta. BaltinKjrr. Md
1107 Braddock Avr.. Braddock. Pmna
Cooi<rr«own. N. Y
124 Richelieu Ave.. Nr»- Ca«le. Penna
CL.\SS OF 1907
Regular Course
.Adams, Laura A. (Mrs. F. R. Harrison)
Allen. Florence A.. Teacher Brush \alley. Pmna.
Alter. Leola, Nurse 564 Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Pmna.
Barns. Harriet B.. Teacher Cnionlown. Penna.
Bowers. Hannah F.. Teacher Lerchburg. Pmna.
Brown. Irma R Big Run. Pmna.
Brownlce. Bertha, Teacher Indiana. Pmna.
Buentc. Grace I S.5fl Washington Ave, N. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Dill. Helen II. (Mra. Claude Klingensmith) . New Kmsington. Pmna.
Draft. Miriam. Teacher 1620 Jenny Lind St., McKce'port. Pmna.
Drew. Helen R. (Mrs. Dr. Thomas A. Steele)
Walnut St. and Kelly Ave.. McKenport. Penna.
Foale. Myrtle M., Teacher Leechburg. Pmna.
Glasser, Mar>- E Brush \alley, Penna.
Grumbling. \ ida R. (Mrs. L. S. Long) Ant»-erp. Ohio
Grundy. Mary A.. Teacher 405 Sample St.. MilU-ale. Pmna.
Hamkens. Marie H.. Teacher 35 Madison St.. Newton. N. J.
Hill. Mary v.. Teacher 71 Sprague Ave.. Belle>-ue. Pmna.
Hillard. Blanche F.. Teacher 153 Sylvan Terrace. Harrishurg. Penna.
Hohman Sophia A.. Teacher . McConnelUburg. Penna.
Hopkins. Wallace E.. Physician Summit Station. Ohio
Kirschner. Clara M.. Teacher . 510 Pitt St.. Wilkinsburg. Pmna.
Knox. Edith M.. Teacher . . .23 X. Main St.. DuBois. Pmna.
Kuhns. Ida J Emlmton. Pmna.
Laughlin. Anna E.. Teacher 49 N. 6lh St.. Indiana. Pmna.
Ludwick. Grace E. (Mrs. D. L. McCormick) . . 417 Gilmore Ave.. Trafford. Penna.
Marshall, Margaret (Mrs. John G'Leary) Johnstown. Pmna.
Melville. Matilda R 2132 Pc^o■s^■ille Ave., N. S.. Pittsburgh. Pmna.
Murray. Mary E. (Mrs. E. P. Harrity) Johnstown. Penna.
McGaw. Josephine . .
McKee. William C. Lawyer . Chariestown. W. Va.
McMillen. Nannie J.. Teacher R. F. D. No. 1. Home. Penna.
Pierce. John XI.. Teacher Rmo. Nevada
Pinnock. Mary G. . BerghoU. Ohio
Pollock. M. Elsie . Rossiter. Pmna.
Quinn. Mary G.. Teacher UH. Huber St.. Johnsto«-n. Penna.
Reed. Ivan J 105 Morrison .Ave.. Punxsutawne>-. Penna.
Reinhardt. Emma E. (Mrs. M. C. CK>rdoni Indiana. Pmna.
Rodkey. Zola K.. Teacher Spanglcr. Penna.
Roose. Margaret. Teacher
Schall. Dora E.. Teacher Jeannette. Penna-
Shomo. Jessie. Teacher 60S Bedford St.. Johnsto«-n. Penna-
Speedv. Hal I.. Physician — Deceased.
Stol. Florence N 71S School St.. Indiana. Penna.
Staples. Clara M.. Teacher 115 Harrison St.. Belle\-ue. Penna.
St. Clair. Hazel M .137 N. 9th St.. Indiana. Penna.
Stewart. Bessie E 117 Jefferson .Ave.. \"andergrift. Penna.
Stuchul. Martha T. (Mrs. R. W. Bliss) Fort Apache. .Aiil.
Sulli\-an. F. Helen (Mrs. James G. Decker' T^ Pitcher St.. Detroit. Mich.
Summerville. William D.. Principal Brook^■ille. Penna.
Swnckard. M. Ethel. Teacher 243 S. Sth St.. Steubmville. Ohio
Pojtnsylvania Stat€> ATorjnciJ Sahool
Class Directory — Continued
Thompson. Margaret. Teacher 122S Lancaster Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
WiUiamson. A. Mar>-. Teacher SmLcksburg. Penna.
Wilhamson. Emma. Teacher Smicksburg, Penna.
Wingert. Ella B. (Mrs. Wilham C. Roderus) 423 2nd St.. Braddock. Penna.
Wingar. D. Lester. Principal Cherry Tree, Penna.
Wyman. Jane G.. Teacher 54.i McClintock Ave.. N. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Zanchi, Marj- E. (Mrs. E. M. Cole) Leisenring, Penna.
CLASS OF 1908
Regular Course
Bash. Gladys, Teacher ...
Bedell. Merl E.. Teacher . . .528 Pacific Ave.. McKeesport. Penna.
Bingey, .Alda Dorrance (Mrs. P. S. Beese) Homewood. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Biuce. Hilda M.. Teacher 563 Oak St., Indiana, Penna.
Butler. Sara Madge. Teacher Uj(> Jefferson Ave.. Vandergrift, Penna.
Campbell, .\gnes Jane (Mrs. E. B. Race) Indiana. Penna.
Campbell. Lois Malinda. Teacher 137 E. Chestnut St.. Blairsville, Penna.
Cass. Nellen E. (Mrs. Ernest Kelly) Saltsburg. Penna.
Cook, Carribell, Teacher Indiana. Penna.
Cooper, Mary Helen (Mrs. Allan D. Duff)
Bocas del Toro. Chaniiuniola Jnct.. Rep. of Panama
Cornelius. Anna (Mrs. Frank J. Horn)
Cribbs. Neil J.. Teacher Black Lick. Penna.
Daugherty, Helen (Mrs. W. W. Taylor) . . Indiana. Penna.
Davies. Marion E. (Mrs. Howard Rnapp) Duquesne, Penna.
Davis, Clarence E., College Student Box 373, Ebensburg. Penna,
Dean, Helen, Teacher 7207 Kendron Ave.. Homewood. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Doerzbacher. Caroline L. (Mrs. M. A. St. Peter)
Domb. Zelda \'. (Mrs. Ray C. Schaffner) Falls Creek. Penna.
Durst, Myrtle M,. Teacher 130 \V. Fairview Ave.. Connellsville. Penna.
Evans. Nancy Olive. Teacher . , , . 106U Grant St.. Indiana, Penna.
Fleck, Alice Lesta, Teacher . , 1140 Grant St., Indiana, Penna.
Frost. Helen J.. Teacher . , 725 Huey St., McKeesport, Penna.
Glemser, Ella B
Graham, Nan G.. Teacher . , 231 Cunningham St., Butler, Penna.
Hamill. James S.. Teacher R. F. D. No. 1, New Florence. Penna.
Hirsch. Margaret T. (Mrs. \Vm. J. Cain) .... 1,S09 Carson St.. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Holford. Alice B., Teacher Frank. Penna.
Igo, Madge \',, Teacher New Florence, Penna.
Johnson. Faith Romayne (Mrs. Ray D. Johnston) Struthers, Ohio
Klineman, Rhea, Teacher G352 Jackson St.. E. E.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Konold. Selma . - Jeannette. Penna.
Langhans. Florence L., Teacher 2202 East St.. N. S., Pittsburgh, Penna.
Leasure. Grace M. (Mrs. Geo. W. Stephens) Barnesboro. Penna.
Lewis, Ruelba M.. Teacher 402 S. 11th St.. Indiana. Penna.
Long. Grace, Teacher R. F. D. No. o, Punxsutawney, Penna.
Mann. Mae E. (Mrs. E. C. Trindle) Van Meter. Iowa
Marshall, Alice H., Teacher Cherokee and Iowa Sts,, Pittsburgh, Penna.
Merker. Frieda, Teacher 532 McClintock .Ave.. N. S.. Pittsburgh, Paenn.
McCullough, Emily M,, Teacher Clinton, Penna.
McCullough. May, Teacher Clinton, Penna.
McFarland. E. Wills. Teacher 120S Washington St., Indiana, Penna.
McHenry. Elizabeth (Mrs. D. Lester Wingar) Indiana, Penna.
McKim. Elizabeth E. (Mrs. F. Holmes)
McNamara, Laura M. (Mrs. John Hawkins) . , . "The Maples." Hoboken. Penna.
Neal, Hazel (Mrs. H. E. Wright) Conemaugh. Penna.
Neal. Saddle Rose. Teacher Marion Center. Penna.
Neel, Nancy (Mrs, Wilmer Kipe) . State College, Penna.
Nicklas, .\nna S. (Mrs. -Albert Kettering) . . Winfield. Kans.
Owens. Winifred G.. Teacher ... , Pitcairn, Penna.
Patterson, M. Winona, Teacher
Patterson, Ethel Minerva, Teacher 128 Carrick -Ave.. Carrick, Penna.
Pollock. Sara M., Teacher 206 E. Pittsburg St., Greensburg, Penna.
Ramsay. Elizabeth Minerva. Teacher 51 Bluff St., Crafton, Penna.
Ramsay, Grace Cameron, Teacher 150 N. Mitchell St., St. Mary's. Penna.
Reithmiller. Clara Frances. Teacher
Rinn, Cloid. Student Pennsylvania College Indiana, Penna.
Rodkey. Mar>- B.. Teacher Spangler. Penna.
Rogers, Mercy, Librarian 87 Jackson .Ave, Bellevue, Penna.
Schaeffer. Bertha B. (Mrs. G. H. Schwartz) Verona. Penna.
Schall. Orpha Mabell, Teacher 214 N. 2nd St.. Jeannette. Penna.
Schaub, Mary F. (Mrs. Wm. .Allen Ray) Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Scott. Harold P.. College Student . . ..Ann .Arbor, Mich.
Seavey, Ethel G. (Mrs T. E. Harvey) . Bellevue, Penna.
Shenefelt. Sara (Mrs. J. W. Small) . ..Ambridge. Penna.
Shenefelt. Myra .A. (Mrs. W. C. McKee) Charleston. W. Va.
Smith, Elizabeth F., Teacher 130 West Main St.. Latrobe, Penna.
Smith. Paul Victor. Teacher 208 South 11th St.. Indiana. Penna.
Swan. Nora M.. Teacher 305 E. Oak St.. Indiana. Penna.
L'rey. Preston. Teacher R. F. D. No. 1. Livermore, Penna.
Wagner, Olive Ethel. Teacher , . . 2131 Perrysville Ave.. N. S., Pittsburgh. Penna.
Wertz. Lulu I.. Teacher 1330 Middle St., Sharpsburg, Penna.
Whitman, Mary G., Teacher 615 E. Main St.. Latrobe. Penna.
Wiley, Emily I. (Mrs. W. K. Bunton) 122 Rebecca St., Pittsburgh. Penna.
Williams, Hannah E. (Mrs. H. .\1. Brubaker) . 715 Grace St.. Williamsport. Penna-
Wise. Stella. Teacher . . 7419 Park Ave., Swissvale. Penna.
Woodward. Rev. Frank J., Missionary , Abain. Gilbert Islands, via Sydney. N. S. W.
CLASS OF 1909
Regular Course
.Alexander. Margaret. Teacher 32 S. Front St.. New Castle. Penna.
Anderson. Ida. Teacher R. F. D. No. 1, Latrobe. Penna.
Beck. Ethele Florence 713 Jefferson .Ave., Washington, Penna.
Bell. Edna Todd. Teacher 122 South 6th St., Indiana. Penna.
Bennett. Mabel Rose, Teacher New Florence, Penna.
Bossart. Virginia Ross. Teacher R. F. D. No. 3, Latrobe, Penna.
Bowman. Harr>- E.. Principal Friedens. Penna.
Buterbaugh, Kathryn, Teacher 57 S. 6th St., Indiana. Penna.
Camp, John N.. Teacher Cherry Tree. Penna.
Clawson. Carolyn. Teacher W. Philadelphia St., Indiana, Penna.
Coon, Bess L. (Mrs. Campbell)' Homewood. Penna.
Coulter. Frank W.. Teacher West Lebanon. Penna.
Cover, Bess (Mrs. R. .A. Campbell) 810 .Ann St., Homestead, Penna.
Crusan, Stella Cecil, Teacher R. F. D. No. 1, Verona, Penna.
Cunningham, Helen Elliott (Mrs. R. K. McGee) Pittsburgh, Penna.
Davis. Mabel P., Teacher R. F. D. No. 8, Indiana, Penna.
Dowting, .Alice J Coraopolis, Penna.
Duncan. Alice M. (Mrs. Montgomery) . . . Pitcairn. Penna.
Duncan. Ivys. Teacher . Windber. Penna.
Elder, Emma J., Teacher 104S Church St„ Indiana, Penna.
Felgar. Grover C. Michigan University Scottdale, Penna.
Foresman, .Anna R. (Mrs. M. G. Schock. Jr.) Oakmont, Penna.
George. Jennie Isabel. Teacher . . . . 3309 Fleming .Ave.. N. S.. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Getty, .A. May. Teacher Saltsburg. Penna.
Glass. Margaret. Teacher W. Railroad .Ave., Oakmont, Penna.
Glasser, .A. Elizabeth, Teacher Brush \'alley. Penna.
Gorman, Ora B., Teacher Gipsy, Penna.
Gwyer, Mary Margaret, Teacher 600 Cedar St., Irwin, Penna,
Hamill, Mabel Floy, Teacher R. F. D. No. 2. Indiana, Penna.
Hamilton, Ethel, Teacher West Newton, Penna
Hamilton. Martha, Teacher 233 N. 9th St , Indiana, Penna.
Hankey. Bess -Alma. Teacher
Hasinger, Margaret, Teacher . 726 Wajne .Ave., Indiana. Penna.
Hatch, Irene Chesbrough, Teacher 2.308 .Ashland .Ave., Toledo, Ohio
Hazlett, Mabel -Annetta, Teacher Springdale, Penna.
Henry, Anna M. (Mrs. J. E. Lewis) Indiana. Penna.
Hodgson, Margaret Ruth. Teacher McMaster .Ave.. Turtle Creek. Penna.
Hoedle. Edna A. (Mrs. Kennedy) . . . 3102 Omaha St.. N. S.. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Kaiser. .Anna Christine. Teacher 519 Griffin St.. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Keelan, Henrietta C, Teacher 610 Greenfield Ave., Pittsburgh, Penna.
Kelly. Grace M., Teacher
Klages. .Anna F.. Teacher 230S Cahfomia .Ave., N. S., Pittsburgh. Penna.
Knapp. Elsie Clair (Mrs. P. E. Lee) Wilkinsburg, Penna.
Lambert. S. Earle Temple University, Shanksville, Penna.
Lockard. Margaret, Teacher 917 Church St.. Indiana. Penna.
Lockard. Mary, Teacher . 917 Church St., Indiana, Penna.
Lowry. Sara E., Teacher Indiana, Penna.
Lykens. Carrie .A., Teacher Martinsburg. Penna.
MacKendrick. Myrtle Jane. Teacher S15 South .Ave.. Wilkinsburg, Penna.
Macqueen. Emma E. E.. Teacher 601 Try St., Sewickley, Penna.
Manning. Florence. Teacher 625 George St.. Coraopolis, Penna.
Marker. Nellie. Teacher 333 Walnut St., Johnstown, Penna.
Marshall. Elizabeth R., Teacher Evans City, Penna.
Martin. Margaretta M.. Teacher 512 4th St., Pitcairn, Penna.
Mason, Jessie .A. (Mrs. W. D. Hawke) Wichita, Kan.
Matthews, Mary L., Teacher Ligonier, Penna.
McConnell, Elizabeth, Teacher Rosston, Penna.
McElroy, Lillie Elizabeth, Teacher. . ,851 Reedsdale St., N. S.. Pittsburgh, Penna.
McUroy, Jean Young (Mrs. W. M. Whitmyer) Dubuque, Iowa
Mcintosh, Janet (Mrs. C. R Springer) McDonald, Penna.
Mclntyre, Helen Maria, Teacher 321 N. St. Clair St.. Freeport, Penna.
McKee. Lynn C. Michigan LIniversity 775 Wayne St,, Indiana, Penna.
Moorehead, Blair
Murphy, Ella J., Teacher 308 Oakland -Ave.. Greensburg. Penna.
Orr. Ethel, Member of Faculty. I. S. N.S Mars. Penna.
Pangratz. Edith, Teacher 54 Croton St.. New Castle, Penna.
Phelan. Ella (Mrs. C. -A. Gilchrist) Hurst .Apts., Scottdale. Penna.
Phillis. Janet B., Teacher
PG^nnsylvania State* Normcil Sohoo/
Class Directory — Continued
I'l.M, .-, Win. I'-.,. SliKlnit W. S; J.
I'.illo. k, lldi'ii Klizabtth. Teailier. 2!lll) (ill-
Kcim-iku, Orc-.i Alma. Teacher, I. S. N. S,
Koclki-y, Robert C... llniveraily of Micliiuai
KouerM, I.aura II. (Mrs. .|n»i-iih M. S<-om
Kll
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Sawtelle, l!thel M.
Siinpscm. ICisie (.'raiK. TearhiT
SiiniiHon. Ethel Fay, Teaih.T
Simpson, {»eorKe S., Jr., Teat lici
Smith, J. Leonard, Temple University
Smith, Mabel Bcacom (Mrs. A. !•". Jeulti'i
Spencc, ARnes (Mrs. Miller) . ,
Stewart, Christy, Teacher
Stutchell, Clair A., Draftsman
Stllchtll. Charlotte Willard, Member of I'
Sutlon, Helen White, Teacher
Swan. Kdward C, University of Micliiuai
Ta|>scott, Mae Allen, Teacher
Tlionipson, Irene \.. Teacher
Thompson. Myrtle I''.. Teailu-r
romb. David Rankin. Lawyer
\ itale. Delia A.. Teacher
Walter. Anna M.. Teacher
\N'cdd, Hazel .Annette. Teacher - .
Wlntcman. L. liess (Mrs. Steele St. C'lair
Wi
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\\ i«Bins. D. Lytic. Teacher
\\"ii!Kins. Robert Clark. Sliirlci
Woodbiirn. Marguerite ,\.. Tc
WoDdhead. .\(la. Teacher .
Zcllci. Inia lleraldine. Teache
II \ .•.th St.. Indiana. I'.-nna.
lacir .\ve.. Jllth Ward. I'ittsburidl. I'enna
Lidiana. I'enna.
Mahaffey. I'enna.
( arncKle. I'enna.
St. Louis. Mo.
L'MIl W, Chestnut St.. Altoona. I'enna.
Hank St.. Sewickley. I'enna.
Indiana. I'enna.
Indiana, I'enna.
tlypsy. I'enna.
s:t Hawthorne Ave.. Akron. Ohio
South Lanuham. I'enna.
Saltsburu. I'enna.
I'ittsburiih. I'enna.
Ity. I. S. .\. S Indiana. I'enna.
. . I:W N. fltll St., Indiana. Henna.
:\m E. Oak St.. Indiana. I'enna.
Stayton. Orejton
R. K. D, No. 1. Home. I'enna.
. R. F. D. No. 1. liellevue. I'enna.
Savings & Trust Bids.. Indiana, I'enna.
Derry. Pcnna.
Saltsburf!. Penna.
Mt. Lebanon. Penna.
Latrobe. Penna.
SaltsblirR. Penna.
. Indiana. Penna.
State College. Penna.
4li N. Oth St. Indiana Penna.
Barnesboro. I'enna.
i:ts(l W. '.list St.. Cleveland. Ohio
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CL.\.S.S OF 1<>10
Regular Course
.\ustin .-\i
i:( Mifllin .
.\dams. Florence Irene (Mrs. R. E. Whitl'icM
.\lcorn. Edna M.. Deceased.
.\llshouse. Blanche I.. Teacher
Harr. Stella (Mrs. Paul Miller)
Baxter. Helen. Teacher
Heilstein. Edna Sophia (Mrs. S. M. Means)
Bohlander. Lera S
Hotsford. Edith S
Boyer. Elizabeth M
Braun. Kathryn, Teacher . -
Breitemstein. Frances. Teacher
Brewer. Marian G. (Mrs. Frank E. Sherman I
Beplar Stop. Harmony Rout
Brown. .lane Wallace (Mrs Stephen Kiss)
Brown. Mabel R.. Supervisor of Drawini;
Brown. Mildred. Teacher . , .
Buck, Mary \.. Teacher
Campbell. Elsie M.. Teacher -
Campbell. Mary M. (Mrs. Daniel W. Williamsl
Carnahan, Sadie M.. Teacher
Clawson. Ilarrj- B.. Student Western Theolosical Seminary
,S2S Ridge Ave.. N, i
Coughlin. Ethel G.. Teacher 92.^ ICirkpatrick .\v
Courtney. Grace .\., Teacher 925 Perrysville Avi
Crea. Eliza B.. Teacher. .
id. WilkinsburK. Penna
e.. Vandergrift. Penna.
. . Glassport. Penna.
, Vandergrift. Penna.
Elizabeth. Penna.
Marion Center. Penna.
;.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
- Elizabeth. Penna.
. . Economy. Penna.
ite. Kittanning. Penna.
Indiana. Penna.
Wilmerding. Penna.
. Patton. Penna.
. Natrona. Penna.
Parkwood. Penna.
I'niontown. Penna.
Parkwood. Penna.
. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
. .MIegheny, Penna.
Ben .Avon. Penna.
. . . Mars. Penna.
Crocker. Elizabeth P 317 Potts Place. Johnstown. Pcnna.
navies. Margaret. Teacher 922 Talbot .\ve., Braddock. Penna.
Deemer, Mii>erva (Mrs. E. P. Yaney) New York City
her
Dolierty. .Anna Grace. Teacher
Dunn. Mary Hertzel. Teacher
I'-Uiott. Elizabeth. Teacher .
Klkin. Linus J.. Business ,
Klrick. Clarissa Maude . . . .
Kmerick. Viola Maude. Te:
Falkenstein. Helen
Faloon. Mary H.. Teacher
Fornwalt. Mary S.. Teacher
Gibson. Edna. Teacher ...
Goodfellow. Margaret. Teacher
Graves. -Alice M.. Teacher .
Griffith. Earnest. Teacher
Hackman. Harry C. Student. 1
13.3!) Walnut St.. Swissvale. Penna.
40C. Poplar St.. Warren. Penna.
Oakmont. Penna
.941 Water St.. Indiana. Penna.
Box 124. Homestead. Penna.
2til2 6th .Ave.. .Altoona. Penna.
1242 Locust St.. N. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
2320 Shady Ave.. Squirrel Hill. Pittsburgh. Penna.
711 Frankhn .Ave.. Wilkinsburg. Pcnna.
32.T Stonycreek St.. Johnstown. Penna.
.iO N. 9th St.. Indiana. Penna.
Sandy Lake. Penna.
Johnstown, Penna.
iversity of Michigan Gallitzin. Penna.
Ilahn. Katherlnr E. .
ILintingn. Ralph Actor
Hayes. Elizabeth C. Teacher
Ilillri. Verna, Teacher
inity. J. Rusnell, I'd. M . Prim Ipal
Hitchcock, Kathryn
llitcahew, Delia. Teacher
Howell, Mary M. (Mm. Frank P Dwyer)
Ilublcy. Alice, Teacher
Hughes. Emma, Teacher
Hugus, Lucy K. . . .
Jones. Mary E.. Teacher
Jones. Myrtle Fila. TeachiT
Kalp. Viola Ruth (Mrs. F. W. Howarlh)
Keller. Bcsa Helen. Teacher
Kennedy. Isaliel. Teacher
Kimniel. Harry f)t»car. Teacher
Kimmel. Mildred. Teacher
King. Olive Burdclia, Teacher
Knox. Harriet Gertrude. Teacher
Kuhns, Sarah Irene (Mrs. A. F. Evans)
Lowry. Vesta R.. Teacher .
Lytle. Julia (Mrs. T. F. Brown)
Mason. Goldie Cecilia. Teacher
McCreary. Lettie Todd
McKee. E. Mac, Teacher
McKnight. Mary Ella
McWreath. Mary W.. Teacher
Melvin. Mary E.. Teacher
Mercer. Helen P.. Teacher .
Milliken. Edith (Mrs. J. R. Gray)
Moran. Nora .A.. Teacher
Morton. Joan. Teacher .
Mulligan. Mary J.. Teacher
Naylor. Eva Leona, Teacher
Neary. Anna May. Teacher
Nicholas. Jennie E.. Teacher
Niebaum. Irene C. Teacher
Noble. Sophia. Teacher
Owens. Ethel Marjoria
Patterson. Jeannette, Teacher .
Pensyl. Georgie. Teacher .
Petrie. Esther K.. Teacher
Petsch. .Augusta. Teacher
Pierce. Mary L.. Teacher
Porter. Nancy May. Teacher
Ramsay. Helen Erskine. Teacher
Robertson. Elizabeth J
Rutledge. Laura. Teacher
Ryan. .Anna Marie. Teacher
Sagerson. Florence H.. Teacher .
Seanor. Estella Blanche. Teacher ....
Sexton. James Hall. Reporter— Deceased.
Shaney, Olive M.. Teacher 1S72 E. .>5th St.. CIe\-eland. Ohio
Shyrock. C. Homer. Student. University of Michigan . . Wilmore. Penna.
Sligh. .Agnes McConnell. Student. University of Chicago . New .Alexandria. Pcnna.
Smith. Emma C. (Mrs. Walter Neal). . . . Trade City, Penna.
Spraggon. Ethyl. Teacher 304 Mill Ave.. Braddock. Penna.
Starr. Kathryn. Teacher Kittanning. Penna.
Steel. Susan Marj-. Teacher ill6 Stanton St.. Greensburg. Penna.
Sterling. Mary Alice. Teacher 505 Main St.. Latrobe. Penna.
Steuler. Hilda. Teacher 303 Grant Ave.. Mdlvale. Penna.
Stiver, Walter E.. Teacher . Jeaneau. Penna.
Strayer. Ethyl. Teacher S26 Second and Venango. Johnstown. Penna.
Dravr>tburg. Pmna.
.'>h77 Kartlett .St.. Pliuburgh. Penna
. Vanderitrift. Prnna.
. :i Koltrru St.. TliuavdU'. Penna.
< IrarfieM. Prnna.
Indiana. Penna.
l.'iKI K St.. N W . Waahiniiuin. D. C.
Reitz, Penna.
!.'..'> ()th St.. Rmuva. Penna.
7121) llmnell St . i'lltiburgh. penna.
V,i:a < ommercial Ave.. ( hxaco. Ill
R. F. D. No. I. I-atrolH*. Prnna.
. . Bridgeville. Penna.
27.'> Rodger* Ave.. Belle^-ur. Penna
Brrjwruvdie. Penna.
■M7 Chcalnul St . Inrliana. Penna.
Shel'xala. Penna.
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HI 4th St.. Du Boil. Penna.
Ilerminie. Penna.
7.l:i School St.. Indiana. Penna.
ConnelUvillc. Penna.
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^3 Croton Ave.. New Caiitle. Penna.
77.7 Wayne Ave.. Indiana. Penna.
Mt. Lebanon. Penna.
.McDonald. Penna.
Eptelville. Penna.
Saltsburg. Penna.
Iili7l Woodrow St.. Pituhurgh. Penna.
1*20 Coleman -Ave.. Johnstown. Penna.
McConnellsburg. Penna.
1.503 Rebecca St.. .Allegheny. Penna
.Southwest. Penna.
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D.. Indiana. Penna.
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Milleryville. Penna.
. . . .Apollo. Penna.
Imperial. Penna.
1211 14th St.. .Altoona. Penna.
1.34 Prospect .Ave.. Ingram. Penna.
2443 Woodstock .Ave.. Braddock. Pcnna.
. . Indiana. Penna.
. R. F. D. No. 5. Burgett«to»-n. Penna.
Mt. Pleasant. Penna.
192 Fairfield .Ave.. Johnstown. Penna.
Livermore. Penna.
212 Wood St.. JohnstowTi. Penna.
:!.32 Locust St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Creekside. Penna.
Lawr
214 .Amber .St.,
248 Baron .Ave.. Johnstown. Penna.
Creekside. Penna.
Elizabeth. Penna.
2S ChaUant St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
.ApoUo. Penna.
17 S. Emily St.. Crafton. Penna.
SIS Sheridan .Ave.. N. E.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Finley-v'ille. Penna.
407 Franklin St.. Johnstown. Penna.
. ^<0 Seville St.. Bellevue. Penna.
211 Euclid -Ave.. Ridgw^y. Penna.
Willett, Besse R.. Teacher Enid. Penna.
Wilson. Caroline. Teacher 2015 Grand .Ave-. Des Moines. Iowa
Wilson. Helen Isabelle — Deceased.
s. Mabel. Teacher 2.S22 Broad -Ave- .Altoona- Penna.
Thompson. -Anna Mae. Teacher
Tru-sal. Jessie Eva. Teacher
\an Kirk. Miriam. Teacher
Wagner. Pearl Edna
Wallace. Mabel. Teacher
Wallis. Jean Hud-son. Teacher
Warner. J. Paul
Wedemyer. .Anna B., Teacher .
Wesner. Eleanor -A.. Teacher
Wheeler. Edna J.. Teacher
Whiting. Rita -A-. Teacher
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Commercial Teacher's Training Course
Best. Ada Mae {Mrs. Kenneth Reed) . . , 1310 Milan Ave.. East Cleveland. Ohio
Bock. George H.. Business 227 N. Negley Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Brady. Minnie. Student. I. S. N. S
Brown. Ida H.. Teacher Brockwayville. Penna.
Brown. Jane Wallace (Mrs. Stephen Kiss) - ... Indiana. Penna.
Carmalt. Helen. Teacher, I. S. N. S . . Brookville. Penna.
Ferguson. Clara Frenchburg. Ky.
Garrett. Henrietta (Mrs. R. L. Luty) . . 44 Hemphill St.. ^^ S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Hazlett. Mabel A.. Stenographer 937 Church St.. Indiana. Penna.
Lockard. Boyd. Business
Syling. Philena G., Teacher Bellwood. Penna.
Thompson, Myrtle Edna. Teacher R. F. D. Xo. 1. Bellevue. Penna.
Music Seniors — Piano Course
Glass. Ora B
King. Mary St. C. Student, I. S. N. S.
Brainerd. Minn.
mh Philadelphia St., Indiana. Penna.
Public School Music Course
Fleck. Gertrude Grace, Teacher 1140 Grant St., Indiana.
Gardner, Louisa May 429 Lincoln St.. Johnstown.
Hartz. Mar>-A 1625 Toledo St.. Logansport.
Hetrick, Marie. Student. I. S. N. S
Keats. Ethel 1S06 S. St. Washington.
Lamb. Stella Port Allegheny.
Neff. Jean. Student. I. S. N. S.
Rankin. Helen E . Brighton Road. Ben Avon.
Reich. Peari Edna 42G Caldwell Ave., Wilmerding.
Reinecke. Orca A., Student. I. S. X. S 4815 Baum Blvd.. Pittsburgh.
Rexford. Luva Bailey 9 Main St., Wellsboro.
Robertson. Eva Mae 192 Fairfield St.. Johnstown.
Sterling. Lelah. Teacher ... Brooklyn,
Titterington. John A.. Teacher 1163 Grant St.. Indiana.
Widdowson. Roxie L. . . . , S2S Grant St.. Indiana.
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Elkm. Olive Florence. ... 7 12th St.. Jeannette. Penna.
Lamb. Stella Dick Toronto. Can.
General Art Course
High St.. Curwensville.
ri43 Race St.. Pittsburgh.
CLASS OF 1911
Regular Course
Addleman. Marie. Teacher
Atkins. Juanita B. (Mrs. Dr. W. M. Crumiii
Alderier, Grace. Teacher
Allison. Edwin Indiana.
Anderson. J. Alexander. Teacher _ West Lebanon.
Austen. Irene H.. Teacher 212 4th St.. Aspinwall,
Baer, Florence, Teacher 170S Termon Ave.. N. S.. Pittsburgh.
Bannon. Jennie A.. Teacher 120 County Line St., New Castle.
Barnett. Jennie K.. Teacher 1152 Franklin St.. Johnstown.
Beattie. Tirzah L.. Teacher New Alexandria.
Beck. Elsie R 713 Jeflferson Ave.. Washington.
Bell. Hugh M.. Teacher 1181 Water St.. Indiana.
Bemis. Ruth M.. Teacher West Middletown.
Bennett. May V 412 Riverview Ave.. New Castle.
Bigler. Zeila P.. Teacher Beallsville.
Bird. Helen L.. Teacher Pulaski.
Blinn. Edna F., Teacher 400 5th St.. New Brighton.
Bossart. Ruth M.. Teacher _ . R. D. No. 3. Latrobe,
Brauchler. S. Marie. Teacher . 109 Hawthorne Ave.. Greensburg.
Brombach. Jennie M.. Teacher Freeport.
Brown. Robert. Teacher ... Pittsburgh.
Buck. Maude A.. Teacher . ... 43 Chestnut St.. Natrona.
Bulgin. Luciie 38 Calle Alasolo. Monterey.
Byers. Mabel L.. Teacher 73 Larimer Ave.. Turtle Creek.
Caldwell. Ellen B.. Teacher , Bradenville,
Campbell. Lula AL, Teacher Parkwood.
Castaneda, Erasmo. Student 614 Stewart Ave.. Ithaca,
Cowan. Nelle (Mrs. Geo. W. Cock) 210 Erie St.. McKeesport.
Creese. E. Jane Broad St.. Leetsdale.
Cunningham. Mar>- B. (Mrs. L. B. Croot) Leechburg.
Cunningham, Paul H.. LawTer 777 Wayne St.. Indiana.
Daly. Regina . 216 S. Main St.. DuBois.
Daugherty, Mary A , , .373 Locust St.. Indiana.
Davidson. Elizabeth. Teacher . 1226 9th Ave.. Beaver Falls.
Davidson, Lettie. Teacher 1226 9th Ave.. Beaver Falls.
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Davi.-. Mildred E.. Teacher
Davis. Myrtle. Teacher. . ,
Douglass. Newell M.. Busine;
Dowling. Loretta, Teacher .
Dunlap, Twila A.. Teacher .
Eiseman. Laura E., Teacher
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Gla.'isport. Penna.
Center St.. Philipsburg. Penna.
.34 S. 9th St.. Indiana. Penna.
5 Main St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Blairsville. Penna.
. . . New Alexandria. Penna.
A.. Teacher
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Mabeile (Mrs. M. A. Smith) 109 N. 2d St.. Jeannette. Penna.
IS, Alice 246 Mahoning St.. Punxsutawney. Penna.
. . .561 Grove St., Johnstown. Penna.
i26 Chatsworth .-Vve.. Hazelwood, Penna.
Frenchburg, Ky.
Patton. Penna.
North Girard. Penna.
Canonsburg. Penna.
. Saltsburg. Penna.
.Farmington. W. \'a.
2d St., Elizabeth, Penna.
Evans. Blodwei
Farrar, Helen I
Ferguson. Clara
Forsberg. Ida L., Teacher
Fryer, Edna (Mrs. H. D. Landis) .
George, Carrie H
Getty, Sarah. Teacher
Gilchrist, Lena (Mrs. R. J. Snedden)
Goldstrohm, Lena. Teacher ....
Greer. Maria S 146 W. College St., Canonsburg. Penna.
Guthrie, Carolyn. Teacher 625 Church St., Indiana, Penna.
Hamill. Jack . . R. D. No. 1, New Florence. Penna.
Henretty. Margaret. Teacher 19 Thompson Ave.. Bradford, Penna.
Hickman. Ethel I Academy Ave.. Mt. Lebanon. Penna.
Hinkson. Helen, Teacher Haus Ave., New Castle. Penna.
Hinkson Nellie, Teacher Struthers. Ohio
Holt. Anna E. (Mrs. Lloyd Bavaird) Brockwayville. Penna.
Holt. Elise E. (Mrs. Geo. E. Tobin) Brockwayville. Penna.
Hoover. Alda. Teacher 1200 School St.. Indiana. Penna.
Houser. Nannie. Teacher Penna. Furnace, Penna.
Hubacher. Nellie R. D.. Glenshaw, Penna.
Hunt. Jean Elizabeth. Penna.
Houston. E. Edna. — Deceased.
Hutchinson. M. Elizabeth 2811 Ogden St.. Omaha. Neb.
Itell. Marie. Teacher
Jamison. Anna M. (Mrs. W. G. Hamilto
Jeffords. Alice M
Keck. Norma. Missionary
King. Zita. Teacher
Knight. Bertha M-. Teacher
Lacock. Jean K.. Student. I. S. N. S. . .
Laing. Clara
Lapsley. Marie, Teacher . .
Lebovitz, Jennie, Teacher. ,
Leslie, Ruth E.. Teacher . .
Lockard. Blanche. Teacher 1050 Washington St.. Ind:
Lockard. Frank. Teacher 1050 Washington St., Ind
. . 150 Adams St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Pittsburgh. Penna.
care of Thomas Darr Co.. Fresno. Cal.
Holt Hall. Kuala Tumpur. Malaysia
, 178 D St.. Johnstown. Penna.
125 Marjiand Ave.. Millvale. Penna.
- 913 Beech Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
43 N. Chestnut St.. Duquesne. Penna.
Glassport. Penna.
- .. 525 4th Ave.. Homestead. Penna.
. . .408 North St., Oil City. Penna.
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Long. J. Irwin. Teacher R. D. No. 5, Indiana. Penna.
Mahan, Katherine. Teacher Ebensburg. Penna.
Marshall, Martha H.. Teacher ... 2243 Wilson .Ave.. Allegheny, Penna.
McCahon. Jean. Teacher . . . Hooper. Wash.
McGara. Olive. Teacher . . Trafford. Penna.
Mclsaac. John S R. D. No. 2. Rochester Mills. Penna.
McKinney. Irene. Teacher 161 Hinckston Ave., Johnstown. Penna.
McMahon, Mae, Teacher R. D. No. 1. Altoona, Penna.
McMorran, Helen M.. Teacher 262 Jefferson .Ave., Canonsburg. Penna.
McPherson. Helen A. . ,
Metzger. Leon D., Teacher ,
Miller, Lloyd O.. Teacher
Miller. Mary C. Teacher
Monteith, Grace. Teacher
Morgan. Janet Clara (Mrs. T. J. Shanard)
, Modest, Teacher
, Odessa. Teacher.
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Ebensburg. Penna.
. . Indiana. Penna.
in St., Johnstown. Penna.
Patton. Penna.
. , .Bridgewater, S. Dak.
McClellandtown. Penna.
McClellandtown. Penna.
. Homer City. Penna.
Noel. Eva A.. Teacher 6S21 Thomas Blvd.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Noel. Grace. Teacher 6821 Thomas Blvd.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Palmer. Ethel E. (Mrs. R. J. Davis) 1419 Ligonier St.. Latrobe. Penna.
Patterson. Nan. Teacher Connellsville. Penna.
Potter. Leta A.. Teacher Cresson, Penna.
Powell. Josephine W.. Teacher 219 Bissell Ave., Oil City. Penna.
Rebok, Ruth, Teacher 151 W. Pomfret St., Carlisle. Penna.
Redman. Margaret F 734 Vermont Ave., Glassport. Penna.
Reese. Marie B. (Mrs. Shank) — Deceased.
Reed. Bulotta B
Richardson. Lyda (Mrs. R. M. Evans) . . . .2954 Hutton Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Rodkey. Hazel M.. Teacher 394 American Ave.. Bellevue. Penna.
Roof, Mabeile. Teacher Homestead. Penna.
Rote. Carrie Jane. Teacher 350 Kaercher St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Saxman. Ethel. Teacher 348 Main St.. Latrobe. Penna.
Schade. Anna. Teacher 617 Walnut St.. Irwin. Penna.
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SihllihiiiMn. I'liira A., l.-.i. Ii.r
StT, Laura Isabel, T.-ai her
Sec, Sara (MrH. V. D. Beard)
Schuater, Alice. Tcaclier .
Sniilh, Cleo
Smith, Kdiia C. (Mrs. Chas. W. \Vi
Sinilli. Mai: IC.. Business
.Stevenson. Helen M.
Stu.hell. Alma. Tea( her
Sutter. C. K.. Teacher
Thomas. Henry
Thninaa. Hilda M.. Teacher .
Thompson, Kdna L.. Teacher .
Todd. MarKUerite . .
Waddcll. Klaic ('.. Teacher
Walsh. Nora. Teacher
\\'atkina, Gaynell , ,
Weaver. Pauline. Teacher
W fber. Carrie A.. Teacher
Wicks. Carrie L.. Teacher
Wier. S. Ethel. Teacher
Wiley. Oaka C... Teacher
Wilkins. Maude. Bookkeeper
Wilson. Florence E.. Teacher (Mrs
Withington. Edythe
Young. Anna M.. Teacher
VotinK. Orca M
iiehner. Nora. Teacher ,
Zimmerman. Zelma B.. Teacher ,
1 llth Ave.. .Munhall. I'.
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■tl2 Merchant St.. Amliridne.
, . . Delmonl.
Cleiirfield.
. New .Station.
... Wllpen.
. . . Glenshaw,
:).'i7 Water St.. Indiana.
Covode.
RoBHiter.
127 S. Center St.. PhUipsburK.
. 18.1 Spring St.. Blairsville.
4712 Fifth Ave.. Pittsburgh.
InKnim.
X20 l;tth St.. New Brighton.
Patterson St., S. S,. PittaburRh.
Canonsburg.
.69 Pearl Ave Oil City.
Southfork.
i105 Somerset Ave., Windber.
■1%\ N. Graham St.. Pittsburgh.
414 Oak St., New Castle.
<. Ilarkcom) ....
ins. Stewart St.. Blairsville.
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c.s :i27 Main St.. Latrobe. Penna.
io . . ("iG ..\costa St. Havana. Cuba
7«.') S. Main St.. Indiana. Penna.
2()5 S. 7th St.. Indiana. Penna.
S. 6th St.. Indiana. Penna.
U3.5 Edson Ave.. Johnstown. Penna.
4.".12 Sylvan .Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Tunnelton. Penna.
Bigler, Penna.
Oonnclly, Cluirlc.s
Diaz, Jose Eniilio . .
Gailey, Olive M., Stenographer
Galer, Nora, Stenographer . . .
Griffith, Mary H.. Stenographer
Knauf. Hildegrade ,\., Stenograph
I^ughran. Ella J.. Stenographer .
I<ai)p. .Anna L.. StenograpluT . ,
Spacknian. Ruth
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Paine. Donna . . .
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Cook. GcMrge W.
ShatTer. William
Sutton. F. Jay , .
Music — Piano Course
Rcinecke, Orca. Member
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Organ Course
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Voice Course
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xsutawney. Penna.
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Ligonier. Penna.
Robinson, Penna.
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Jersey City, X. J.
Public School Music Course
Ht'Kss. Roma. Supervisor of Music . .
Bridges. Marguerite. Supervisor of Music
Campbell, Agnes J. (Mrs. E. B. Race) .
Clush. Ethel
Dickie. Esther (Mrs. Arthur Hungci)
Frye. Myra. Teacher
Hickman. Mrs. J. X. K. .
Jones. Martha
Massey. Ruth S.. Supervisor of Music
McKee. Grace . ,
Murray. Genevieve
Park. Katherine
Parsons. Lydia
Sweeny. Rosemary
40 Florence Ave.. Bellevue. Penna.
.112 Park Ave.. Jersey City. X. J.
Indiana. Penna.
rjO Walnut St.. Sunburv-. Penna.
- . X'andergrift. Penna.
1170 Water St.. Indiana, Penna.
Reading Penna.
. Sample St.. Ebensburg. Penna.
U Main St.. Cnionville. X. V.
ISO Maple .\ve.. Blairsville. Penna.
Ra'isiter. Penna.
Indiana. Penna.
S02 W. Mahoning St.. Punxsutawney, Penna.
1020 Church St.. Indiana. Penna.
Normal Art Course
Brown. Mabel R,, Supervisor of Drawing
Clark, Janet L.. Teacher
Clark. Mary E.. Studio Classes
Ilnrirk. Miirif P. (M
Mimler. Mary M.
LainK. Clara M. .
Lewin. Lucille K.. Tnjchrr
Stroblc. Elizabeth K., Pratt Inititu
Thompion, Sarah B. . .
Jolin«t/jwn, P<maa.
tndlaru. P<mna.
\jAKtn\$e. Prnru.
\'.\ N. Chrfllnut St.. Dutjunnr. Prnna.
57'Jft CwilCT Ave. PltuburKb. Pmna.
K. D. No. 1. t^ir>t>*-. Pmna.
«;Ui Kim St.. New llavm. Conn.
Allen. Margaret .
Allinon, Jeannettc
Andcrnon. Clam .
Bailey. Eleanor .
Bailey. Maritarel
Balmer, Myrtle, Teacher
BeiUtcin. Marie ...
Bemis. Janet
Bert, MarKarct, Teacher
Bert, Mary, Teacher .
Blanchard. Olive, Tcjicher
Brennan, Helen. Teacher .
Brown, Marion
Brown. Jennie M.— Deceased.
Brownlee, Helen — Deceased.
Brumbaugh. Bertha. Teacher ,
Buchanan. Edith
Buchanan. Ruth
Butler, Martha (Mrs. Xicl Dunlap)
Campbell. Helen. Teacher . .
Conkle. Zilma (Mrs. Rose Hague) .
Connelly. X'iola, Teacher . . .
Cook. Alice. Teacher . .
Cox, May. Teacher . .
Craig. Grace. Teacher .
Craig, Mari', Teacher .
Grossman. Gertrude. Teacher .
Davis, Magdalene, Teacher . .
Dowling, Kathr>'n. Teacher
Duff. Ruth, Teacher ...
Dunmire. Bertha
Elliott. Dorothy. Teacher ...
England. Florence (Mrs. C. H. Wilt)
Everest. Myrtle (Mrs. S. E. Holland)
Evans, Mayme. Teacher
Evans, Sara. Teacher ...
Farnsworth, Edna, Teacher ,
Farrar. Dorothy . . .
FitzGerald, Teresa
Galer. Adaline. Teacher
Galer, Ruth. Teacher .
Gallagher. Ruth
Gardner. Edna. Teacher .
Galey. Chester
cXA.s.s oi vni
Kr^iil;ir (^our^e
i' I> No. 2. N. S.. PitUbuffth. Prnna.
Ilickor)'. Penna.
llMt Milrhell St., N. S.. Pilliburxh. Penna.
:t8 S. Perry St.. Tituivillr. Penna.
GreeniburK. Prtma.
Oonarrrek. Penna.
I.V} Columbia Ave.. X'andrrxrift. Penna.
Weit Mid'llrton. Penna.
HoUAen. Penna.
HolMken. Penna.
47'.i EaNt End Ave.. Kcaver. Penna.
112 Fourth St.. Rankin. Penna.
I72({ Ir\'inK Ave.. N. S.. PitUburgh. Penna.
2620 (Jak Ave.. Altoona. Penna.
4:10 S. llth St.. Indiana. Penna.
42.'{ Graham St.. Pituburgh. Penna.
Salamanca. N. Y.
402 E. Water St.. Indiana. Penna.
414 Mill St.. Coraopoli*. Penna.
Jackson St.. N. Warren. Penna.
. New Alexandria. Penna.
228 Grant Ave., Millvale. Penna.
225 Union Si.. Johnstown. Penna.
... Avdla. Penna.
1WV4 Oakland -Ave.. Indiana. 1*enna.
114 Homer St.. Ebensburg. Penna.
'A\h Main St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Cret-kside. Penna.
Grant St.. Ro-notd?ville. Penna.
3237 Gaylard Ave.. Dormont. Penna.
460 Fairlawn .\vc.. Dormont. Penna.
.2322 Sidney St.. Pittaburgh. Penna.
716 Main St., Punxsutawney-. Penna.
. . . Mitchell .Ave.. Clairton. Penna.
Burgettstown. Penna.
Coral. Penna.
4G7 Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna.
467 Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna.
208 Glen Catadh St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
. . .628 Spring St., Latrobe. Penna.
Elizabeth. Penna.
Wilmerding. Penna.
Cleveland. Ohio
Blenheim. Ontario
Getty. Ross S02 Maple Ave.. Indiana, Penna.
Gilchrist. Martha (Mrs. Fred W. Fabian) East Lansing. Mich.
Giimilan. .\gnes. Teacher SMH McXeely Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Gilfillan. Alice. Teacher East Brook. Penna.
Golden. Helen, Teacher . 7130 Hermitage St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Gough. Delia, Teacher . . 301 Jefferson St.. Kittanning. Penna.
Gould. Hazel (Mrs. R. B. Xeeley) .... R. D. No. 2. Imperial. Penna.
Grable. Frances. Teacher ... Manor. Penna.
Graham. Ethel. Teacher ... 231 W. Cunningham St.. Builer. Penna.
Haberlen. Katharine. Teacher Latrobe, Penna.
Hackman, Martha (Mrs. Robt. Cooley) . 226 Green St., WUkinsburg. Penna.
Hancox. Edith, Teacher 107 X. First St.. Titus^-illc. Penna.
Harvey, .Aurelia. Teacher 206 Jefferson St.. Rochester. Penna.
Hastie. Zella (Mrs. Ernest Chapman) 238 Main St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Heckert. Zella. Teacher 1SS4 Lincoln Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Henderson. Ethel. Teacher .Avonmore. Penna.
Himler. Mar>-, Teacher . 10 X. Ligonier St.. Latrobe. Penna.
Hodgson. Jennie. Teacher. McMaster Ave.. Turtle Creek. Penna.
Huston. Xelle. Teacher Black Lick. Penna.
Howland. Margaret. Teacher Altoona. Penna.
James. Elizabeth (Mrs. Steward D. Davis) . . 307 Morrell Place, Jchnstown. Pciir.a.
Johnston. .Alice. Teacher . 1 12 Swiss\-ale .Ave.. Ed^rwood Park. Penna.
Jones. Minnie. Teacher .1130 Margaret St.. Munhall. Penna.
Jones. Sarah, Teacher . .^30 Tenth .Ave.. Homestead. Penna.
Keck. Ruby. Teacher .556 Fourth St.. Pitcaim. Penna.
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Class Directory — Continued
Keepers. Helen 96(5 Church St.. Indiana. Penna.
Kintz, Florence. Teacher 50.5 Depot St.. Latrobe. Penna.
Knepshield. Nelle Grant St., Leechburg. Penna.
Kunselman. Neil Endeavor, Penna.
Kurtz. Leone 312 W. Mahoning St.. Punxsutawney. Penna.
Lardin. Maude (Mrs. Emil Refior) .5720 Forbes St., Pittsburgh, Penna.
Lauver. Emilye 709 Seventh .Ave., .\ltoona. Penna.
Lewis. Lucille. Teacher 5726 Center .\\e.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
List. Lillie 440 Federal .Ave.. McKeesport. Penna.
Little. Janet. Teacher 41,S Biddle .Ave.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Livingston. .Annabelle Wall. Penna.
Mackall. Edith. Teacher 1000 Washington Ave.. Monaca, Penna.
Madora. Vema 4016 Oak Grove, N. S„ Pittsburgh, Penna.
Margotti, Charles. Lawyer Punxsutawney. Penna.
Martin. Don. Teacher. High School Indiana, Penna.
Martin. \'erne 115 McAlvey Place. X. S.. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Maxwell. Ruby. Teacher - , . , Arnold. Penna.
McConnell. Sue, Teacher Kittanning. Penna.
McCulIough. Ethel. Teacher . . . Clinton. Penna.
McGee. E. Ruth, Teacher McGees Mills, Penna.
McGee. Ruth J.. Teacher Punxsutawney, Penna.
McHenry. Grace. Teacher Indiana. Penna.
McKce. Ruth. Teacher 144 Culbertson Terrace. Montrose, Colo.
McLaughlin, Ernest, Principal. Public School Shelocta, Penna.
McLain. Helen. Teacher Claysville. Penna.
Meanor. Elizabeth (Mrs. Luther B. Garvin) 1438 Catherine St.. Philadelphia. Penna.
Means. Mabel. Teacher
Meek, Helen, Teacher 8S5 Kenneth Ave., New Kensington, Penna.
Miller. Zula. Teacher 1054 School St.. Libermore. Penna.
Millin, Mary, Teacher Stanton. Penna.
Mooney. Carrie. Teacher 3.550 College Ave.. N. S., Pittsburgh. Penna.
Mott, Grace. Teacher .5451 Broad St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Mountain, J, W.. Principal .Apollo. Penna.
Munshower, Mabel (Mrs. Mabel Zehner) .... 5.33 Coal St.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Mutzig, Margaret. Teacher
Neville. Grace. Teacher Saltsburg. Penna.
Nichol. Matilda. Teacher Leard. Indiana County. Penna.
Nix. Ruth, Teacher Homer City, Penna.
Ni.xon. Helen. Teacher Cresswell. Ohio
O'Neill. Ruth. Teacher 220 Sixth St.. McKeesport. Penna.
Opdyke. Twyla (Mrs. Alex Simpson) Chestnut St., Indiana. Penna.
0\vens, Mayme. Teacher Cunvensville. Penna.
Pardoe. Nellie. Teacher South Fork. Penna.
Park. Ethel. Teacher 19S Glenn St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Petty. Loveda, Teacher 42 Creighton Ave.. Crafton. Penna.
Phillips. V'erna, Teacher Windber, Penna.
Piper. Norma. Teacher 941 Kirkpatrick .Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Pollock. Matilda. Teacher Rochester Mills. Penna.
Prescott. Effie. Teacher Punxsutawney. Penna.
Ramsey, Adelaide, Teacher 729 Walnut St.. Mt. Pleasant. Penna.
Ramsey. Nellie. Teacher 224 S. Church St.. Mt. Pleasant. Penna.
Reed. Gertrude (Mrs. J. Howard Houk) Indiana. Penna.
Reed. Hulda, Teacher 4 8. Picking St.. Brookville. Penna.
Reed, Ruth lOOS Graham Ave.. Windber. Penna.
Rhodes. Stella, Teacher 259 S. Walnut St.. Blairsville. Penna.
Rice. Edna, Teacher 3419 Terrace Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Rose. Nellie, Teacher Saltsburg. Penna.
Ruffner. Anna, Teacher 534 Fourth St,. Pitcairn. Penna.
Salisbury. Edythe 700 Oakwood St.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Sankey. Debra, Teacher 123 N. Mercer St., New Castle, Penna.
Scanlon. Eleanor. Teacher 112 Walnut St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Schwab. Esther. Teacher 260 Watsonia Blvd.. N. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Sechrist. Camille. Teacher Castle Shannon. Penna.
Shugert. Helen. Teacher Morrisdale. Penna.
Simpson. Helen (Mrs. Arthur W. Wiggins) Clarks Summit. Penna.
Simpson. Lulu. Teacher Penn Run. Penna.
Skelly, Margaret, Teacher Greensburg. Penna.
Smith. .Anna Belle .... 3523 Shadeland Ave.. Killbuck Station. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Smith, Mabel C, Teacher North East, Penna.
Sparks. Frances. Teacher Connellsville. Penna.
Spencer, Evelyn. Teacher Tombell. Penna.
Stackhouse. Sarah, Teacher 273 Fairfield Ave.. Johnstown. Penna.
Stewart. Helen. Teacher Penn Run. Penna.
Stewart. Margaret, Teacher Homer City, Penna.
Stoner. Ola 19 College Ave.. Mt. Pleasant. Penna.
Stull. Arthur. Teacher 728 Bedford St., Johnstown, Penna.
Tcrpe Ruth H.. Teacher Marion Center. Penna.
Thompson, Carrie, Teacher Leechburg, Penna.
Thompson, June, Teacher 1740 Wabash Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Thompson. Myrtle. Teacher 416 Wayne .Ave.. Ehvood City. Penna.
Tyler. .Alice E.. Teacher Windber. Penna.
Wagle. .Anna 213 Railroad .Ave.. Indiana. Penna.
Waldfogle. Margaret. Teacher 60 Bridge St.. Sharpsburg, Penna.
Waldschmidt. Dorothea. Teacher . . : . 1200 Federal St., N. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Wallace. Florence. Teacher 931 Oakland .Ave.. Indiana. Penna.
Wassel. Martha, Teacher 412 Lloyd Ave., Belmar. Penna.
Wesner. Pauline, Teacher 407 Franklin St., Johnstown, Penna.
Weyman. Alice. Teacher 630 .Airbrake .Ave., Wilmerding, Penna.
White, Nan, Teacher R. D. No. 2.. Kittanning. Penna.
Widdowson. Ruth, Teacher 316 S. Seventh St., Indiana, Penna.
Williams. Edith, Teacher Derry, Penna.
Wilson. Elsie. Teacher 443 Lincoln Ave.. Carnegie, Penna.
Wineman, Katherine, Teacher 20 E. Campbell St., Blairsville, Penna.
Wolfhope. Mary 534 Oak St., Johnstown. Penna.
Woodrow. Elva (Mrs. Edward S. Saul) . . 113 Henrj- St.. Greensburg, Penna.
Woodward. Marie (Mrs. Ralph Conradt) Yihsien, Shantung, China
Yarnall, Margaret, Teacher 800 Howard St.. Altoona, Penna.
Vealy, Lenore. Teacher Derry, Penna.
Young, Agnes, Teacher 3451 California .Ave.. N. S., Pittsburgh, Penna.
Young, Orca. Teacher Leechburg, Penna.
Music Course
Boucher. Mary Beaverdale. Penna.
Bell, Lillian Punxsutawney, Penna.
Bortz. Flora Greensburg, Penna.
Craft. Marie J Coalport. Penna.
Cattron. Myltreda Sharpsville, Mercer County, Penna,
Dalby. Helen A 02 Hillside Ave., Naugatuck, Conn,
Eyster, Charles W
Fleitzer, Marcus Middletown, Conn.
Garinger, Beatrice (Mrs. Herman Moekle) . . . 250 E. Hanover St.. Trenton. N. J.
Grimes, Lola M Sheffield, Penna,
Hill, Margaret 709 S. Houston .Ave.. Tulsa. Okla.
Jamison. Mary (Mrs. Chester Galev) Elizabeth. Penna.
Junker, Dorothy. . -
Kershner. Grace W. 210 N. 6th St.. Olean, N, Y.
Lydic. Hazel ... 56 Fifth St.. Indiana, Penna.
McClaran, Mary B Saltsburg. Penna.
Murray. Genevieve X Rossiter. Penna.
Mackintosh. Josephine 1107 Broadway, Logansport, Indiana
McCarthy, Francis Blossburg, Penna,
McCauley. Helen (Mrs.'w. K. Reed) Brockwayville. Penna.
Nickles, Florence E Shippensburg, Penna.
Niel, Mary I Homer City. Penna.
Parsons, Lydia G. . Punxsutawney. Penna.
Pierce. Mary L Indiana, Penna.
Reitz, Florence C , . Brookville, Penna.
Salsgiver. Mary , , Indiana. Penna.
Smith, Olive Blanche. . . West Newton. Penna.
Smith. Thalma (Mrs. H. S. McClune) .... 726 Montclair St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Spring, Isabel Salisbury, Md.
Stevens. Margaret 357 College Ave.. Elmira. N. \".
Treichler. Elma M. Sanborn. N. Y.
Truman. Delia K . 214 E. Second .Ave.. Two Harbors. Minn.
Normal Art Course
.Atkins. Mary (Mrs. Van Bennett) Akron. Ohio
Clark. Gamett (Mrs. James S. Modi) Munhall, Penna.
Lacock. Jean ... 913 Beech Ave., Pittsburgh. Penna.
McLeod, Helen J. 748 Glenn Ave.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Nesbit. Janet . . . . .224 Niagara .Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Parker. Mary .A. (Mrs. Craig Beck) Houston. Texas
Robertson. Eva. Teacher. Music and Drawing. 192 Fairfield Av
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Johnstown, Penna.
. . Indiana, Penna.
General Art Course
Bell, Lillian W. Mahoning .St.. Punxsutawney. Penna.
Brown. J. W. .A W'est \*irginia Preparatory School, Keyser, W. Va.
Douglass. Hazel. Studio Work Indiana. Penna.
Reitz. Florence. Supervisor Music and Drawing Indiana. Penna.
Commercial Course
. Wilmerding. Penna.
Franklin .Ave.. Brookville. Penna.
Home. Penna.
. 19 Edith St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Alter. Nelle (Mrs. Frank Whitei
Chestnut. .Anna . ...
Condron. Hazel . .
Cook. Ida
Cook. Carribel Indiana, Penna.
Donahue. Margaret 118 Water St., Punxsutawney. Penna.
Fielding. Winifred 418 Crofton Ave., New Castle. Penna.
Fennell. Floyd Greensburg. Penna.
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IxjOR, M. AKtir-s
Markle, AuuuHla
Means, Scott
Moore, I'ruella
MorriHon, Floreiuc
Nehring. Harry
Peiirson. Kathryn
ReddliiR, Kilward
Sniitli. Earl . .
Stewart, Joseph .
Sheriff, Joseph
Siemon, Martin. Sliideiu. I.
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Clearfield,
Cherry Tree,
I ;il S, Spring St., Blairsville.
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iliers Ave., N. S.. Pittsburgh,
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-\clams, Pearl ....
Mest. Ninabelle . .
Blattenbcrgcr, Jane .
Bolotin. Selnia . .
Campbell, Bessie .
Campbell, Margaret VV. (Mrs.
Carlson, Jennie . . .
Carmalt. Gladstone
Carter. Susan . .
Cole. Frances . .
Cowan. Lois . .
Dingcldein. Freida
F'awcett, Margaret
Fulmer, Edith .
Gerber, Evelyn .
Glunt, Mildred .
Grumbling, Zola
Hamilton. Ruth .
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Hemphill. Helen
Kidder. Camilla . .
Korb. Mae ....
Lapp. \'erna
Leonard. Leah (Mrs. Franli
Loveday, Pearl
McCarthy. Julia ...
McClelland. Elizabeth . .
McCrum, Alice (Mrs. Ch.is
Murphy, .Anna
Xeale. Nelle . .
Powell. Laura . .
Reed. Edna . .
Sellers. Ruth . .
Standish. Alletha
Steele. Helen . .
Sterling. Eleanor
Webb. Ruth . .
Weir. Nelle . .
Wetzler, .\da . .
Williams. Ora . .
Vuill. Jessie .
.")lll Holmes St.. Wilkinsburg.
. ..■>27 Eighth St., Irwin,
1'". Pittsburgh St., Grecnsburgh,
. 44 Madison .\ve.. Sharon.
. 527 Fifth St.. Jeannette,
. McNicker)
740 Horner St.. Johnstown.
2 West Spruce St.. Titusville.
li)7 Barnett St.. Brookville,
202 S. Jefferson St.. Pun.xsutawney.
. lOli) North Ave.. Wilkinsburg,
... 221 Union St., Wilkinsburg,
22 Bell .\vc.. .Mtoona,
... Summit St.. McKeesport.
. . G:iS N. Main St.. Grcensburg.
. . 44,i Walnut St., Greensburg,
122a Point \'iew .Ave.. Pittsburgh.
7:t;i Thomas .\ve.. Johnstown.
1208 Seventh .\ve.. .\ltoona.
liM:i Seventeenth .\ve.. .Mtoona.
1110 Fourteenth .\ve.. .Mtoona.
Warren Count>-. North Warren.
.213 Morrison St.. DuBois.
124 Sixteenth St., Homestead.
228 Linden .\ve., Ithaca
Coal St., Penn Station,
,59 Pearl .Ave., Oil City,
411 Lee St., Clarksburg.
Pittsburgh.
1709 McClure St.. Homestead.
301 Rockland .\ve., Punxsutawney.
.219 Bissell .Ave.. Oil City.
2.509 Maple .Ave.. .Altoona.
. 711 Thomas .Ave.. Johnstown.
R. F. D. No. 1. Box 74. Jeannette.
703 JefTerson St.. Latrobe.
. 50.5 Main St., Latrobe,
Mercer County, Jamestown,
905 Somerset -Ave.. Windber.
Armstrong County. Brick Church.
. . S13 Napoleon St.. Johnstown,
130 Crescent Park, Warren,
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-Adams. George
.Allen. Henrietta ,
Allen. Ruth . .
-\llison. Walter .
-Vngeline. Mildred
.Vnkeny. .Arthur .
-Armstrong. \"erlee
Uair. Roxella . .
liaker. Elta . . .
.Avonmore. Penna.
. Mercer County. Farrell. Penna.
Brush X'alley, Penna.
Homer City, Penna.
927 Rose St.. McKeesport. Penna.
Indiana. Penna.
S2I Butler .Ave.. New Castle. Penna.
Parnassus. Penna.
Dunbar. Penna.
Ilrale. H.H-l.-
U.-iitty. KlHir
Hell. Ada
Bell. ICdn^i
lleiuon. Mildur
Herkey, Ethel
Birnle, Mary
Hlyholder, Kiitlierlne
Boardman, Helen
Boon, Jean . .
Boucher, Agnes .
Bowes, Ethel .
Bnidy, .Minnie .
Breitinger, Hjuel
Brickcr, Marion
Burlingaine, Florence
Campbell, Mabel
Carr, Ruth
Carroll, Zata .
Clark, Janet (.Mrs. Jam-t C. Linehain)
Clark. F'lorence .
Cleveland. Helen
Clowes. Owens
Cochran, Mary
Coc, Lucy - .
Coon, Murray
Craft, Laura
Crusan, Ruth . .
Cunningham, Hazel
Cunningham, ICdna
Daugherty, Gail .
Daly, Mary .
Davies, Bertha . .
Davis, Jane ....
Davis. Thomas ...
Donnelly. Elizabeth .
Dullard. Marie . .
Dunbar. Georgiana
Duncan. Laura .
Dunlap, Martha
Duming, Jean
Duysters, Edna (Mrs. John Kappel)
Eakin, Mar>* Ellen ...
Edwards, Samuel
Englehardt, Margaret
Faust. Eleanora
Fennell. Ir\'ing — Deceased.
Fennell. Minnie ...
Flegal. \'irginia .
Fleming Elsie
Fleming. Hope
Freeman. Edna (Mrs. Ed. St. Clair
Freund. Elizabeth . .
Fr>e. Bertha .
Fuller. Neva . .
Gallagher. Helen
Gardner. Jean
Gartley. Eva
Giammartini. .Augusta
Giffin. .Alberta
Gordon. Julia . .
Goughnour. Ethel
Grabill. Pearl .
Graff. John .
Grant. May
Grau. Margaretta
Grcasley. Ruth .
Gw>-er. Pearl .
Hanna. .Agnes
Hamill. John . .
Harkless. John
Hartzell. Percy
Hast. Myrtle
Hastings. Gula (Mrs. Hale .A. Guss)
Hawkins. A'iola .
Hazlett. Lillian
Heinze. Elizabeth
Heinze, Gertrude
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Rarine. Penna.
hk e. Main St.. Alliame. Ohio
Indiana. Penna.
227 Painter St.. (Wrrruburg. penna.
.'» Clover St., \ti\\nn\if*tn. Penna.
I'oxburg. Penna.
:«)7 Walnut S< . Irwin. Prnna.
:W7 Third St.. Pitmirn. penna.
.Canofwhurg. Penna.
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(KK) Lincoln Ave.. Ea«t LilxTty. Petuia.
.Marvin Center. Penna.
!«>.'i Sixth St.. McKee«(iort. Penna.
Wiuihingtrm Road. Mt. \x\Kavm. penna.
Salttburg. Penna.
112 Vnvm ,\ve.. Kittanning. Penna
23 Walker Ave.. Bradford. Penna.
R. D. No. 1. Taylor.t<n»n. Penna.
1877 E. 7.Hh St.. ( le\eland. f>hio
Washington. Penna.
.518 Glenn St.. Wilmerdin*. Penna.
Indiana. Penna-
721 Butler Ave.. New Castle, penna.
.5(MI Elliott St.. Wilkinsburg. penna
91)2 W. Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna.
Coalport. Penna.
Fourth St.. Oakmont. Penna.
1.5 N. Second St.. Duquesne. Penna.
. . R. F. D.. Livermore. Penna.
510-18 Broadway. Pitcaim. Penna.
210 S. Main St.. DuBois. Penna.
Bridge St.. Johnsonburg. Penna.
. 1,52 Dec St., Johnstown. Penna.
R. F. D.. Patton. Penna.
601 Coursin St.. McKeesi>on. Penna,
3940 Liberty .Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
1.5.51 Rutherford .Ave.. Pituburgh. Penna.
. 930 Wayne .Ave. Indiana. Penna.
Olanta. Penna.
7342 Dennison .Ave.. Swi8s\*ale. Penna.
. . 1432 Rhine St . Pituburgh. Peima.
R. F. D. No. .5. N. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
. Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Peima.
Glenshaw. Penna.
. S30 Grant St.. Indiana. Penna.
. . Jeannette. Penna.
204 Sc\'enth St.. Indiana. Penna.
. . Box 50. Marwood. Penna.
•201 N. Fifth St.. Lovejoy. Penna.
Indiana. Penna.
2413 Jane St.. Pituburgh. Penna.
1170 Water St.. Indiana. Penna.
1009 .McClcao' St.. McKeesport. Penna.
413 B St.. Oakmont. Penna.
1237 Locust St.. N. S.. Pituburgh. Penna.
Leev-hburg, Penna.
1410 Page St.. N. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
041 Versailles .Ave.. McKeesport. Penna.
21 Fleet St.. Rankin. Braddock. Penna.
.... .500 Wood St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Lilly. Penna.
Black Lick. Penna.
315 S. Pacific .Ave.. East Liberty. Penna.
. Penn Station. Penna.
103 E. Brown St.. Blairs\-ille. Penna.
1220 Breed St.. Pituburgh. Penna.
R. F. D. No. I. Leechburg. Penna.
Indiana. Penna.
Calleniiburg. Penna.
R. F. D. No. 3. Latnobe. Penna.
Mt. Lebanon. Penna.
Leechburg. Penna.
22.5 Third St.. .A^iwnall. Penna.
Indiana. Penna.
. Fanell. Penna.
. . Farrdl. Penna.
P^jmsylvania Stato Afomiczl School
Class Directory — Continued
Helman. Mary Coalport. Penna.
Henderson. Nelle CarrolUon. Ohio
Henr>-. Robert R. F. D, No. 1.. Saltsburg. Penna.
Hensell. Aima 110 State St.. Greensburg. Penna.
Herring. Margery Titusville, Penna.
Hicks. Gertrude
Hileman. Gertrude Lansdale, Penna.
Hixson. Norman Parker's Landing, Penna.
Hoflfman. Regina R. F. D. No. 1. Bridgeville. Penna.
Hopkins. Mary Louise Marion Center. Penna.
Hornbake. Ruth — ■ Deceased.
Houston. Florence (37S Main St.. Indiana. Penna.
Howland. Rose East Altoona. Penna
Hull. Bertha ... ... New Florence. Penna.
Irwin. Samuel . , , Cherry Tree. Penna.
Jaquish, Hannah . . Clymer. Penna.
Johnson. Jessica Wellsboro. Penna.
Johnstin. Grace .527 Coursin St., McKeesport. Penna.
Jones. Margaret 437 Fourth St.. Braddock, Penna.
Kahl. Ernest Finleyville, Penna.
Keck. V'erle 420 Agatha St., Pitcairn. Penna.
Keener. Josephine East Brady, Penna.
Kelly. Mabel 123.5 Ridge Ave., Pittsburgh, Penna.
Kennedy. Mary R. F. D. No. 1. Freeport. Penna.
KiUen, Leonia Homer City. Penna.
Kinter. Elizabeth Home. Penna.
Kirsch, Ivo Spangler. Penna.
Lammel. \*irginia Washington Ave., Dravosburg. Penna.
Langham, Louise (Mrs. J. Roy Maloney) Beaver Falls. Penna-
Learn. Blair 413 Church St.. Indiana. Penna.
Leckey. Hilda 32S Walnut St.. Johnstown. Penna-
Leech. Blanche 310 Eleventh St., Braddock. Penna-
Lehr. John 413 Fruit St., Farrell, .Penna.
LeV'ine. Charles Philadelphia St.. Indiana, Penna-
Lewis. Paul Punxsutawney, Penna.
Lindberg. Ethel 611 Federal Ave., McKeesport. Penna.
Lindley, Mary 64 \'ictoria St.. Washington, Penna.
Linnenbrink. Ruth 901 Fourth Ave., Freedom, Penna.
Long, Lillian 110 South St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Lowman. Helen 133.5 Middle St., Sharpsburg, Penna.
Lowry. Eleanore R. F. D. No. 5. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Luchsinger, Alberta 241 Imperial Ave., Oil City, Penna.
Maclntyre, Janet - Indiana, Penna.
Mahan. Esterbelle
Marshall. Kathleen (Mrs. Roy P. Sutton) Washington, Penna.
Martin, Alice 121 Clarion St., Oil City. Penna.
Martin. Nelle Punxsutawney. Penna.
Meason. Nelle Pennsville. Penna.
Miller. Mary 619 Wallis Ave., South Sharon. Penna.
Milligan, Marie Box 14. Mt. Lebanon. Penna-
Mills, Bertha 32 Hancock St., Greensburg. Penna.
Mollenauer. Adella MoUenauer. Penna-
Moore. Effa Cowansville, Penna-
Morrow. Mamie 104 Liberty Ave.. Oil City, Penna-
Munro. Jennie ... ..... 217 Welsh Ave., Wilmerding, Penna-
McBride. Myra . , ... 1010 Locust St., N. S., Pittsburgh, Penna.
McCann. Cecilia. . 227 Ebensburg Rd., Johnstown. Penna.
McComb. Margaret . 127 Summer Ave.. V^andergrift. Penna.
McCormick. Irene 225 Lowell St., \'andergrift Heights, Penna.
McCoy. Zeta 9 Spruce St., Sharon, Penna.
McCreery, Zelpha Tunnelton, Penna.
McCreight, Hazel Reynoldsville, Penna.
McDermott, Sue Indiana. Penna.
McEwen, Mary Castle Shannon, Penna.
McGlumphy. Laura . , 1217 Chislette St.. Pittsburgh, Penna.
McHenry, Feme 628 Water St.. Indiana. Penna.
McLaughlin. Dorothea R. D. No. 3. Leechburg, Penna.
Neale, Florence Livermore. Penna.
Nemon, Lillian Dunbar. Penna.
Nevin. Alma McDonald. Penna.
Newlands. Elizabeth , 2149 E. 31st St.. Lorain, Ohio
Ousby. Elizabeth . 127 Grand Ave., Sewickley. Penna.
Patterson. Ossie . ... 518 Holmes St.. Wilkinsburg, Penna.
Pfordt, Eleanor Indiana, Penna.
Pickels. Edna 4634 Chatsworth Ave., Hazelwood, Penna.
Pollock. Lillie ... Rochester Mills. Penna.
Porter. Eva . , , , Burgettstown. Penna.
Powell. Gwendolin 973 Warrington Ave., Pittsburgh. Penna.
Prosser. Sarah Barnsboro. Penna.
Rankin. Clara 141 Jefferson Ave., Bellevue, Penna.
Ray. Dewitt Indiana, Penna.
Ray. Jane 5215 Atlantic Ave., Pittsburgh, Penna.
Remmy, Louellen 220 Irving Ave., Latrobe. Penna.
Rhoan. Edna Juniata. Penna.
Ribblett, Minnie Conemaugh, Penna.
Richey, Lucile (Mrs. Dr. G. P. Gamble) McKeesport, Penna.
Ritter. Edith Verona. Penna.
Robertson, Frances SO Barron Ave., Johnstown, Penna.
Roller, June Williamsburg, Penna.
Rose, Marie 3557 California Ave., N. S., Pittsburgh, Penna.
Rugh. Verna Indiana, Penna.
Ruoff. Hazel R. F. D. No. 2, New Castle, Penna.
Russell. Luella 155 Henderson Ave.. Washington, Penna.
Sharsky. Elizabeth 221 Market St.. McKeesport. Penna.
Schaefer. Ethel 817 Broad St., Johnstown, Penna.
Scholl, Allieann Fifth St., West Newton. Penna.
Sef ton. Grace 3524 College Ave., N. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Seibert. Louise Berlin. Penna.
Shick. Raymond 525 Chestnut St., Indiana. Penna
Schoff, Iris 630 Third Ave.. Tarentum. Penna.
Shryock. Clara Wilmore. Penna.
Simpson. Vera Amy Indiana, Penna.
Sloan. Cynthia. Teacher 122 Mill St.. Coraopolis, Penna.
Smitten, Leila
Sprankle, Belle Indiana. Penna.
Sprowls. Hannah ClaysviUe. Penna.
Spryer, Helen 511S Liberty Ave.. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Stage, Bertha 4 West Fourth Ave.. Clearfield, Penna.
St. Clair. Alice Indiana. Penna.
Steetle. Helen Indiana. Penna.
Stewart. Edna Indiana, Penna.
Stewart, Elizabeth Indiana, Penna.
Stewart, Paul Livermore. Penna.
Stoke, Grace Reynoldsville. Penna.
Stonbraker. Gaynelle Indiana, Penna.
Strobel. Elizabeth. Student. Pratt Institute R. D. No. 1, Latrobe. Penna.
Stutzman, Mary L 824 Grove Ave., Johnstown, Penna.
Swan, Steele \ Indiana. Penna.
Thistlethwaite. Ina (Mrs. Clinton C. Morris) . R. D. No. 1. West Brownsville. Penna.
Thistlethwaite. Lucie R. D. No. 1. West Brownsville, Penna.
Titterington. Clyde Kittanning. Penna.
Trader, Eugencia (Mrs. Arthur Russell) Indiana, Penna.
Trimble. Mac Indiana. Penna.
Varley Ruby 68 Grove Ave., Washington. Penna.
\'eil. Margaret Scalp Level. Penna.
Vero, Marian 413 Evergreen Ave.. Millvale. Penna.
Vogeley. Caroline 508 Franklin Ave.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Waddle. Ruth Tunnelton. Penna.
Wagner. Margaret R. F. D. No. 1. McKeesport. Penna.
Wagner. Romayne (Mrs. J. H. Sexton) Johnstown. Penna.
Walker. Bertha R. F. D.. Osceola Mills. Penna.
Walker. Lenore 202 Chestnut St., Latrobe. Penna.
Wallace. Minnie Oakdale, Penna.
Weaklan, Bertha 540^2 Corey Ave.. Braddock. Penna.
Weaver. Margaret. Teacher Salineville. Ohio
Weinel. Etta. Teacher Freeport. Penna.
Wertz. Minnie 1330 Middle St., Sharpsburg, Penna.
Wiggins, Ruth 264 S. 13th St., Indiana. Penna.
Wilson. Joseph S. Seventh St.. Indiana. Penna.
Wilson. Florence 10 Sankey St., New Castle. Penna.
Wilson, M. OUve Derry. Penna.
Wolff. Martha Fair Haven, Penna.
Wood. Gail Bluff, Penna.
Young, Sara 3451 California Ave.. N. S., Pittsburgh, Penna.
Zehner, Maude Indiana. Penna-
Zener, Ada Rochester Mills, Penna.
Music Course
Algeo, Ethel 1800 Davis Ave., N. S., Pittsburgh,' Penna.
Berkev. Hilda 440 Atlantic Ave., Pittsburgh. Penna.
Brown, Jean Haydenville. Ohio
Nickles. Florence Shippensburg, Penna.
Shaffer. Mamie L Big Run, Penna.
Spring. Isabel Wicomico County, Salisbury, Md.
Strj'ker. Mar>' J Alexandria, Penna.
Wheeler. Marion 4 Colonial Apts., Pittsburgh, Penna.
Wood. Lucy T 6206 Alder St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
PonnsyJvania
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Hrown. J.-.m
Si.ririK. ls;it»-l
H<'rkt'y. Klorcmr
<'hul)!>iuk. Leah
Dana. Marjori
Duncan. Mary
l';arnC8t. Bess (Mr
I'orcey. Hcli-n
I'usUt. C;uy
<H)ff. IlcU-n . .
<;rabcr. Helen
Jones. Hilda , .
Reitz. Ruth (Mrs.
Sihade. Mary . .
Seanor. Virginia .
Sinale. Romaine .
Wheeler. Marion
Wood. Lucy T. .
MocktnK County. Ilaydcnville, Ohio
Wicomico County. Sall»bury, Md.
Vocal (ioiirse
Supervisor's
, Charles Carnulum)
iTi.li.m.i. Indiana County. P.-nna.
iihlic School Music
no Atlantic .Ave.. I'ittsburKh. Penna.
Sunhury. Penna.
. . WIlliatnHburK. \'a.
, . . Windbcr, Penna
Indiana. Penna.
. . . Beech Creek. Penna.
East Brady. Pcnnu.
2(>4 Singer St.. Johnstown. Penna.
.214 Second St., Jeannctte. Penna,
4:J7 Fourth St.. Braddock. Penna.
Vidalia. La.
(il7 Walnut St.. Irwin. Penna.
Creeksidc. Penna.
Patton. Penna.
4 Colonial .\pts.. Pittsburnh. Penna.
, ;U.-, Oakland Ave. INttsbutKh. Penna.
Commercial Course
Commercial Teaclier's Training Course
Alabra
112 W. Weber Ave.. DuBois.
Alter. N'elle Philadelphia St.. Indiana.
Bcatty. R. C Jefferson County, Punxsutawnoy.
Hrady. Roland .5934 Broad St.. Pittsbursh.
Hniuchler. Anna 100 Hawthorne Ave., Grccnsburg,
Brickell. Howard Hortons,
Donnelly, Joseph 327 Main St.. Lalrobe.
bickenrode. Vera (Mrs. E. P. Kelly) Corinth.
Hamill. Mabel Indiana.
Hultbers, Edith .115 Penn Ave.. Darren.
Kany. Julius . 18 Brockett St.. Dolg\'ille,
Leonard, Ruth Wilson.
McCue. Blanche 232 Bissell Ave.. Oil City,
Plante. Florence Gertrude. Teacher, I. S. N, S Indiana.
Ouinnette. .Mfred H 137 S. 4th St.. Duquesne.
Rockefeller, Helen (Mrs. S, Lowrj- Stroh) . . .1302 N. Front St.. Sunbur>\
Wolfe. Sara Indiana.
Woodward. Clyde 1 111* School St., Indiana,
Bookkeeping Course
AUison. George E R. F. D. No. 2. Homer City. Penna.
Gallagher, Or\'ille Jennings, Md.
Houk. Ruth 936 Philadelphia St.. Indiana, Penna.
Little, Edward Reynoldsville, Penna.
Rogers, Oscar . Windber. Penna.
Koth. Henry Gallitzin. Penna.
Thompson. John ... S2S Grant St.. Indiana. Penna.
Widdowson, Gaye Indiana. Penna.
Williams. Clyde 204 Allegheny St., Hollidaysburg. Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
W. \'a.
Penna.
Penna.
, N. V.
Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
Shorthand Course
Brant, Luella . , ,
Gallagher. Orvillo .
Morrison. Florence,
Berlin. Penna.
Jennings, Md.
Ernest. Penna.
Special Course
Compton. Frank Indiana, Penna.
Costa. \"irgilio Sagua la Grande. Sagua la Grande, Cuba
Itturalde. Frank Sagua la Grande. Sagua la Grande. Cuba
Karnes. James Cresson. Cambria County. Penna.
Rasco. Emilio , Sague la Grande, Sagua la Grande. Cuba
General Course
Boyl. M. Genevieve 304 Locust St.. Butler. Penna.
Buterbaugh. Mar>- Olive. Supv. Drawing Wood Lawn. Indiana. Penna.
Cushing. Bess Claysville. Penna.
Vamall. Margaret. Teacher SOO Ho\\'ard .\ve.. .Altoona. Penna.
AdaniH. Wilda , .
Appleicate. Florence .
Bailey, Kathleen
Bi-li. Jam-
BenHon. Jennie
Blarkman. Alma
Blow. Rachel
BoHtiIck, Mary
lioHttxk. Alice
Braham. Auden*-
BrtMleiick. Marion
BroHioUH. Sarah
Brown. J. Willard
Burke. Alice
Caldwell. Attie
Campljell. Ethel
Cherry, Maria
Clark. Eleiinor
Crusan. Mar>*
Dickie. Betise
Diehl. Flora.
Dinsmore. Gertrude .
Doncaatcr, Arctic .
Dunlap. Margaret
Eberle. Alma .
Eiseman, Florence
Elkin. Hazel .
Erhard, Mar>-
Eshbaush. (iettie
Esson. Lulu
Evans. Fanny
Francies, Sara .
Fr>'. Dana . .
Gallaher. Lynn
Garman. Lorene
Gibb. Martha .
Gieg. Emma
Ginevan. Hazel . .
Goodwin. Margaret
Hallam, Florence
Hanson. Emily
Hardy. Frances
Harsha. Curtis
Helterly, Ruth
Hill. Martha .
Hoyt, Juanita
Hugus, Jemima
Hull, Juneta .
Jackson. Marion
Johnson. Clara
Jones. Katherine
Jones, Ruth
Kappel. Margaret . . .
Kennedy. Penelope . -
Kier. Genevieve
Kirk. Mary Katherine
Kring. Howard
Lange. Helen
Lantz. \'era
Laudenslager. Homer
Laughlin. Gertrude .
Leech. Mildied ...
Lohr. Frances
Luiman. Lily
Mann. Pearle
Mason. Mabel J.. Teacher. Morris
Matthews. Earl ...
McCann. Cecelia ...
McCarthy. Julia
McCrum, Roberta . .
McFeaters. Marguerite
McGce. .\ngela ....
McGinity. Mar>*.
McQuiston, Marguerite
Montgomery'. Eldith . .
XicoUs. Alice
O'Hare. Marie
ONeill. Mar>-
Parkins. Henrietta . .
KMIJ W^iUir Av^,. Wtlkimburx, P<-nna.
AMi Klagirr St., MrK«-r.poft. Penna.
Westmoreland Ave.. <^<rc«-ruljurft, Prniu.
\\H Siiaw S< . Turtle Crerk. Penna.
Wiuhinittrjn St., St. Mary's, Prnna.
2H Park Ave . DuBoU, Penna
214 Park St.. i'trrr-tvAiutn. Penna.
Lackawanna, Srant/m. Penna.
f»2l Airbrake Ave.. Wilmrrdtnx, Penna-
OakwrxjrJ. Oil ( ity. Penna.
415 Loiuit St.. Johnat/iwn. Penna.
142 Market St.. Sunttury. Penna-
West \'irginia Pn-paral/iry School. Krywrr. W. \'a.
ViM LinrJen Ave., Cra/ton. Penna.
. . . tJlcarfield. Curwenavilte. Penna-
I'll f uiter Ave.. V'andrrgrift. Penna-
142 Chestnut St.. C'lnemauith. Penna.
tMl7 l.'tth Ave.. .Munhall. Penna-
R. F. D. .No. 1. \>Tona, Penna.
Indiana County. Indiana. Penna-
firareton. Indiana County. Penna.
v»s E. M:ihoninjf St.. Punxsutawney. Penna-
002 Main St.. Mt. Pleasant. Penna.
Alleghr-ny County. PitUiburnh. Penna.
.314 Second Ave.. Altoona. Penna.
New Alexandria. Westmoreland County. Penna.
9 Twelfth St.. Jcannette. Penna.
112 Tenth Ave.. Juniata. Prnna.
J'-ffernon County. Knoxdale. Penna.
;tti27 Mexico St.. Pittji»>urieh. Prnna.
344.1 Fleming Ave,. Pittsburgh. Penna.
.Mlegheny County. Pittsburgh. Penna.
13 Dewe>' Ave.. Ingram. Penna.
313 Locust St.. Clearfield. Penna.
. Somerset County. Berlin. Penna.
. 130 West 9th St.. Homestead. Penna.
. 1314 Second .Ave.. Altoona. Penna.
117 Kcmic .\vc.. Donora. Penna.
520 Harrison Ave.. Greensburg. Peiuia.
- 107 Maple Ave.. Washington. Penna.
M'> Western Ave.. X. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
i:«9 .Main St.. Sharpsburg. Penna.
Washington County, Canon^burg. Penna.
.'ilO Second .Ave.. Altoona. Penna.
7,30 Homer St.. Johnstown. Penna.
10.S Second St.. PhiUipsburg. Penna.
tiOO .Alexander St.. Latrobe. Pcnita.
. . New York. Elmira. N. Y.
Erie County. Girard. Penna.
7."> E. Spruce St.. Titus\'ille. Penna.
^12 South .Ave., WUkinsburg. Penna.
4.39 Fifth .Ave.. Homestead. Penna.
026 12th Ave.. Munhall. Penna
102 Church St.. BrDok\*ille. Penna.
419 Jeffcr»n .Ave.. Washington. Penna.
. . . 122 North Fourth .St.. Philipsburg. Penna.
Trust Building. Johnstown. Penna.
.Allegheny County. Fair Oak5. Penna.
2106 Fourth .Ave. .Altoona. Penna.
34 Ogdcn St.. Girardville. Penna
.■>0,% E. Wheeling St.. Washington. Penna.
. . o24 Sidney St.. Greensburg, Penna.
Church St.. Mt. Pleasant. Penna.
Indiana County. Lovejoy. Penna.
.214 N. Jefferson St.. Punxsutawne>*. Penna.
High School Washington. Penna.
1033 Ford .Ave.. Youngsiown. Ohio
227 Ebensburg Road. Johnstow-n. Penna.
Venango County. Oil City. Penna.
... Emerson .Ave.. .Aspinwall. Penna.
. 615 Harrison Ave.. Greensburg. Penna.
33o .Main St.. Mt. Pleasant. Penna.
9o Liberty St.. BlairT\-iIle. Penna.
224 Franklin. Butler. Penna.
■222 Howe -Ave.. Oil City. Penna.
38 .Andrew St.. Sharon. Penna.
3S -Andrew St.. Sharon. Penna.
. . 214 Monroe St.. Nfannington. W. Va.
. S09 E- Park Way. McKeesport. Penna.
PoitnsyJvania Stat^ JVormaJ SchooJ
Class Directory — Continued
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Pitchford. Flora . .
Pitzer, Clara . .
Pope. Eva ....
Ralston. Blanche
Renard. Amanda ^^
Rodgers. Leoua .
Rowe. Ellen. .
Rush. Mildred
Saltsman. Marion ,
Schaffner. Fayetta .
Scott. Mabel .
Sembower. Elizabeth
Shanahan, .Adelaide
Sheehan. Rosemary
Sheridan. Mary .
Sigworth. .Mice . .
Sisley. Helen . .
Sjoden. Lillie .
Skewis. Amelia
Slonaker, Grace . .
Small, Phyllis . .
Smith. Elsie, ,
Snyder. Jennie
Statler. Ruth
Steinke. Mabel
Stoner. Rachel
Stonesipher. Florence
Stouppe. Mary . .
Strickler. Helen . .
Stuchell. Paul
Swan, June .
Thomas. Olive
Thompson. Leona .
Wagner. Grace ,
Waigand. G. Emma. .
Walters. Grace , .
Warnick. Lucretia .
Weinman. Marguerite
Welty. Margaret (Mrs. Thomas S. Cubbis.
Wentz, Elizabeth
Wesley. Helen
Weston. Imogene
White. Anna .
Whyte. Kathryn.
Wilson. Esther ,
Wilson . Florence .
Wilson. Mabel
Winter. Esther
V'oung. Florence
Zelt. Daisy ...
. . Maple St.. South Fork. Penna.
203 First St.. New Castle. Penna.
Franklin Ave.. Corry. Penna.
.Armstrong County. Freeport. Penna.
314 Sixth Ave.. Juniata. Penna.
.510 Second St.. Clearfield. Penna.
204 Wilson .Ave.. Washington. Penna.
Mifflin County, Reedsville. Penna.
11 Long .Ave.. DuBois. Penna.
. 4fl20 Kincaid St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
121 Grant St.. Uniontown. Penna.
. 1317 Goebel St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
6 Cole Ave.. Bradford. Penna.
, 210 Reed Ave.. Monesson. Penna.
Indiana County. Indiana. Penna.
. 802 Loucks. Scottdale. Penna.
, .53 Church Run St.. Titusville. Penna.
812 West Park Way. McKeesport. Penna.
. . . .221 Spring St.. Blairsville. Penna.
. . 112 Broad St.. Hollidaysburg. Penna.
Washington County. Eighty-Four. Penna.
11.5 East 11th .\ve.. Homestead. Penna.
. . 437 Depot St.. Latrobe. Penna.
. . , .206 West 7th St.. Oil City. Penna.
19 College Ave.. Mt. Pleasant. Penna.
411 Spring St.. Latrobe. Penna.
1093 Confer Ave.. Johnstown. Penna.
. 202 Chestnut St.. Scottdale. Penna.
. R. F. D. No. 2. Homer City. Penna.
. . Indiana County. Indiana. Penna.
129 West Berkley St.. Uniontown. Penna.
. 110 East 6th St.. Oil City. Penna.
Euclid Ave., Dravosburg. Penna.
. 2.521 Jane St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
314 Lexington Ave.. Altoona. Penna.
Bridge St., Johnsonburg. Penna.
. 916 South Ave.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
m) 442 Sheridan Ave.. New Castle. Penna.
.-Allegheny County. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Blair County. Bellwood. Penna.
1039 Fifteenth St.. Tyrone. Penna.
. 6th ■\ve. and 15th St.. .Mtoona. Penna.
557 Highland ."^ve.. Johnstown. Penna.
. 2010 Seventh Ave.. .Mtoona. Penna.
. . 163 College St.. Canonsburg. Penna.
. . .Allegheny County. Terrace. Penna.
. R. F. D. No. 5. Pittsburgh. Penna.
... 19 Cedar Ave.. Warren. Penna.
. , 306 Maiden St., Washington. Penna.
Commercial Course
AUgood. Samuel
Allison. Edwin H.
Burgi, Mabelle ...
Campbell. J. Ellsworth
Carmalt. Gladys . .
Faust. Eleanora . .
Forry. Ruth . . .
Hilliard. Margaret
Houston. Stella .
Johnston. Perry .
Kessler. Ida Sara
Lattimer. Nannie
MacDonald. Eleanore
McDevitt. Hazel
Meneely. J. Roy
Mewherter. Roxie
Miller. Ida S. .
Myers. Howard n.
Ramsay. Edith M.
Rhule. Amy.
Ryan. Agnes
Sackett. Marion B.
Shick. Raymond
Toohey. Wm. J. . . .
. 1800 Veil Ave.. Windber. Penna.
. . South nth St.. Indiana. Penna.
Central Ave.. Oil City. Penna.
South Seventh St.. Indiana. Penna.
.325 North Finley St.. Punxsutawney. Penna.
.S36 Grant St.. Indiana. Penna.
. .451 West Main St.. Newark. Ohio
. . . 1067 Church St.. Indiana. Penna.
. . Indiana County. Indiana. Penna.
... 1052 Grant St.. Indiana. Penna.
. . . Millheim. Center County. Penna.
. 526 Graffons. Punxsutawney. Penna.
. . Cambria County. Gallitzin. Penna.
. .60S Pine St.. Punxsutawney. Penna.
. . . Jefferson County. Valier. Penna.
Blairsville. Penna.
. Cambria County. Hastings. Penna.
. Indiana County. Parkwood. Penna.
Bluff St.. Crafton. Penna.
307 South Front St.. Philipsburg. Penna.
McKean County. Kane. Penna.
119 Franklin St.. Corry. Penna.
Chestnut St.. Indiana. Penna.
.Westmoreland County. Miirraysville. Penna.
Music Course
Course in Public School Music
Black. Laura Jean . .
Bost. Clarissa Marion .
Bossart. Virginia Ross . .
Buchanan. Edith D. . . .
Christman. Zilpha F. (Mrs
Chubbuck. Leah ...
Foster. Mary E
Gray. Walter . , ,
Holtz. Ruth. . . .
Jenkins. Doroth>- R.
Keefer, Lydia E.
Long. LaVara . . .
Lutz. Mildred M. . .
Miller. M. Lois ....
Phillips. Eunice Chiistina
Pope. Anna May . . . .
Remmy. Louellen . .
Robinson. Ethel ...
Roller. Venona Grace
Shoff. Iris
Shrimp. Elizabeth ...
Smith. Sara Katrine . .
Starr. Mary E
Treible. Helen Marjorie
Gray. Walter
Jenkins. Doroth\-. Supervii
Black. Laura Jean .
Buchanan. Edith Dolo
Keefer. Lydia E. . .
Lindeman. Marie . ,
Zeitler. Lucille E. . .
. 215 Washington St.. Huntingdon. Penna.
Clifton Ave., Homestead. Penna.
R. F. D. No. 3. Latrobe. Penna.
430 South Eleventh St.. Indiana. Penna.
L. B. Osier) 53 Lincoln Ave.. Crafton. Penna.
Northumberland County. Sunbury, Penna.
2248 Adams Ave.. Tyrone. Penna.
Washington County. South Brownsville, Penna.
90 First St.. Titusville. Penna.
. . . Center County. Bellefonte. Penna.
. 2028 First St.. N. W.. Washington. D. C.
Main St.. Leechburg Penna.
, Clairton. 249 Mitchell Ave.. Penna.
Armstrong County. Freeport. Penna.
.... 153 Otsego St.. Ilion. Penna.
.14 Franklin St., Corry, Penna.
. . 220 Irving Ave.. Latrobe. Penna.
Tyler County. Sistersville. W. Va.
Blair County. Williamsburg. Penna.
630 Third Ave.. Tarentum. Penna.
. 177 Burrell St.. Blairsville. Penna.
. 242 Michall St.. St. Mary's. Penna.
. 312 \'ine St.. East Liverpool. Ohio
. . Luzerne County. Dallas. Penna.
Organ Course
. . . South Brownsville. Washington County. Penna.
- of Music Tyrone. Penna.
Piano Course
215 Washington St., Huntingdon. Penna.
430 South nth St.. Indiana. Penna.
2028 First St.. S. W., Washington. D. C.
N. McKean St.. Kittanning. Penna.
. . . 213 S. Penn St.. Punxsutawney. Penna.
Voice Course
Jamison, Mary. Supervisor of Music Indiana. Penna.
Jenkins. Dorothy. Supervisor of Music Tyrone. Penna.
Keefer. Lydia E 2028 First St.. S. W.. Washington. D. C.
Remmy. Louellen . 220 Irving Ave.. Latrobe. Penna.
Robinson. Ethel . . ... Tyler County. Sistersville. W. \*a.
Shoff. Iris . . 630 Third Ave.. Tarentum. Penna.
Normal Art Course
Carr. Helen R. F. D. No. 3. Newburg. N. Y.
McCreary. Alice ... 7135 Race St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Pfordt. Eleanor Oakland Ave.. Indiana. Penna.
Yarnall. Margaret. Teacher 800 Howard Ave.. Altoona. Penna.
General Art Course
Huntingdon Cot
Beatty. .\nna
Simpson. \'era A. (Mrs. Greer Miller)
Sins. Leana VM Bright
nty. Mc.Mvey's Fort. Penna.
Indiana. Penna.
Road. Pittsburgh. Penna.
,\llshouse. Grace. Teacher
.Alter. Isabelle. Teacher
.\mment. Bessie M., Teacher
Anderson, Adaline, Teacher
.Andrews, Lucile. Teacher
Ankeny, Roy H.. Teacher
.Armstrong. Ruth. Teacher
Aukerman. Dorothy. Teacher
CLASS OF 1915
Regular Course
Shelocta. Penna.
Canal St.. Springdale. Penna.
Box 570. Apollo. Penna.
.138 Market St.. Scottdale. Penna.
. 705 Swissvale St., Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Indiana. Penna.
. 5800 Rippey St., Pittsburgh, Penna.
911 Howard Ave.. Altona. Penna.
Barthol. Gertrude I.. Teacher Frank St.. Whitaker. Penna.
Bellman. Anna E.. Teacher 1195 Fifth .\ve.. New Kensington. Penna.
Bellman Jenny C. Teacher . . 1195 Fifth .'\ve.. New Kensington. Penna.
Bennett. Ada. Teacher 315 W. Weber Ave.. DuBois. Penna.
Besselman. Gertrude. Teacher 1361 Fifth Ave.. Coraopolis. Penna.
Beswick. Lois. Teacher 200 Caldwell .Ave.. Wilmerding. Penna.
Bisel. Grace. Teacher 1206 Sycamore St.. ConnellsviUe, Penna.
Blankenbuehler. Elizabeth. Teacher 914 Main St.. Monongahela. Penna.
Bleasby. E. Irene. Teacher 90 Possaic St.. Garfield. N. J.
Braden. Verda. Teacher 4049 Vinceton St.. N. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Teacher Indiana. Penna.
Brady. Clara M
Brisbine. Ruth.
Teacher 20 Wylie Ave.. McKeesport. Penna.
p€>jtnsylvaniu Stat^ A/f.y/ rn uJ SoJioo/
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llrown. Kuth M.. StUflciU. Silu
iirozoski. V. J. Uukct. Stiidnit
itryHDii, Sjira. Teacher .
Miiclianaii. Ruth, Teurhci
Murtslicld. Zelah. Teacher
(■.Miiphell. Mabel, Teacher .
Chill, h. Helen Olive ....
Clark. Alba June. Teacher
Market Si.. l-reeiK)rt, IVmia.
'.i2 S. Fuurth St., l>u(iu<'i»no, Prima.
. I ur» Dormont Ave., IMttuhuruh. IVnna.
Stale CtilleKe. Penna.
Oerry. Penna.
Sialp U'vel. Peniui.
nni Miillierry St., Stoltdale, IVmui.
. . . IlaHliuK'* Ave.. Oakflale, Pemia.
Parkem* LamliiiK, Penim.
(ireeiisburK Pike, WilmerdinK, Penna.
Mai
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Cover, Edith E., Teacher
<owan. Gladys. Teacher
Cowan, M. Corrinne, Teacher
Crusan, Tillie, Teacher ...
Crylzer. Lillian. Teacher .
CunninKham. E. Ruth. Teacher
Dale. Mary
Daly. MarKaret G., Teacher ,
Dausherty. Delia. ColleKe , .
Davies, Margaret E., Teacher
Davis. Elvira M., Teacher
Davis. Grace A.. Teacher
Davis. Grace M., Teacher
Davis. Lucille A., Teacher
Del Torchio. Ida. Teacher ,
Dennen. M. Elizabeth, Teacher
Diven, Marie. Teacher . .
Douthitt. M. Ella, Teacher . .
Drewes. Irene. Teacher . .
Edwards, Martha. Teacher ,
ICuBlc, Grace. Teacher ,
Ewens. Ethel M. .
Evans. Fannie. Teacher
Evans, Ruth. Teacher ....
Kails. Wilhelmena. Teacher . .
Faust, Winifred. Teacher . . .
Feick. Marie D., Teacher
Ferguson, Gladys. Teacher
Fireman, Jean I.. Teacher
Fisher. Kathryn L.. Teacher .
Fleck, Frieda R.. Teacher. . ,
Flegal. Margaret. Teacher .
France. Zureta B.. Teacher , .
Ciamble. Mildred E.. Teacher .
Garrety. Roseinarie. Teacher .
Getty, Mary E.. Teacher
Giammartini. Adele. Teacher .
Gilchrist. Mary. Teacher . .
Gillcn. Vera. Teacher . , . -
deason, Marjorie, Teacher .
Good. Delia. Teacher . .
Gordon. Helen. Teacher
(iraff. Frances. Teacher
Grant. L. Louise, Teacher
Greenwood, Leah
i-iriffith. .\lice
Hamilton, Mary. Teacher, . .
llartsock. Helen G., Teacher
Hawley. Genevieve, Teacher
lleinple. I. Zetta. Teacher . .
Henry. Mazie. Teacher . , .
HiRgon. Anna. Teacher . . .
Hileman. Alma M.. Teacher
Hill. EUzabeth. Teacher . . .
Hill, Margaret A., Teacher . .
Hogan. Margaret. Teacher . ,
Holmes. Georgene, Teacher . .
Holmes. Margaret. Teacher . .
Holquist. Helen C Teacher
Hoiumel. Margaret J., Teacher
Howland. Ruth. Teacher . . .
Hunter. Helen M., Teacher . .
Huston. Harry R
Jeffries. Beatrice. Teacher . .
Jenkins. Ruth. Teacher . . .
K.amp. Julia F.. Teacher , . .
Kaplan. Esther, Teacher . . .
Keifer, Beryl, Teacher ....
Krlly. Louise, Teacher ....
Cover Hill. Johnstown,
l.irr. Westmoreland County.
larr. We. -ft morel and County.
R. D. No. I, Verona,
liirdville, Allegheny County.
2\\ E. Aiiple St., Connellsville,
Murrisdale, Clearfield County,
l.M(i W. Waliuit St., Titusville.
H)l):i Church St.. Indiana.
McDonald,
VVoodlawn.
. . Burnham.
irim lliiey St., McKeesport.
\\2 Maple St.. Philipsburg.
311 N. Third St., Jcannette.
, .13,5 \V. Fifth Ave.. McKcesport.
New Alexandria.
375 Ohio Ave., Rochester.
. .")fi5 Braddock Ave.. Braddock.
.449 Philadelphia St., Indiana.
... UK) Adams Ave.. Rochester.
2fi S. Beaver St.. New Castle.
716 Mahoning St.. Punxsutawney.
"Iti W. Mahoning St.. Punxsutawney,
7')1 Fourth Ave.. Braddock.
Indiana,
'.H9 Middle St.. Avalon.
... Blairsville.
I(»2 S. Main St., DuBois.
Turtle Creek.
IS Hirshberger St.. Johnstown.
Church St., Indiana.
103 Franklin Ave.. Vandcrgrift.
. Eighty-Four. Washington County.
. . 2407 Seventh Ave.. Altoona.
Saltsburg,
1410 Page St,. N. S- Pittsburgh,
IIJK) Water St.. Indiana,
, , . .^"17 Welsh Ave.. Wilmerding.
204 Green St., Smelhport,
. . Barnesboro. Cambria County.
, . . . Second St.. West Newton.
o47 Water St.. Indiana.
40 South Wade Ave.. Washington.
, . .(ill Summerlea St.. Pittsburgh.
R. F. D. No. 1. Johnstown.
. R. F. D. No. 2. Parnassus.
. .."lOO Spruce St.. Hollidaysburg.
AM Freeport St.. New Kensington.
S31 Oak St.. Indiana,
Dravosburg,
. . . Scalp Level. Cambria County.
. 1113 Jane St.. Wilkinsburg.
Freeport.
170s Fourth St.. .Mtoona.
Oakdale.
, . . Claysville. Washington County,
. . . Claysville, Washington County.
2.54 Euclid Ave.. Ridg\\-ay,
. S12 Greenfield Ave.. Pittsburgh.
East .Mtoona,
.82.5 Walnut St.. Hollidaysburg.
Humbert. Somerset County,
S27 Chester Ave.. Avalon.
711 Pine St,. Punxsutawney,
. . . Laurence. Washington County.
127 Sth Ave., McKeesport,
Beaver Ave.. Aliquippa.
.S35 Braddock Ave.. Braddock.
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Kiefer, Kriiia, Teacher WKl KU-vrnlh Si . MUMtxvt.
Kline. I^-onii. Tciither K. F. \i. No. 0. IndUiw.
Kramer. Minnie . 120 Firth Ave.. Tarmtum.
Kronk, J, Mae. Tirachor . Mon;ira.
LaMere. M. Kuth. Teacher M» Fourth St., nnliiMiurK.
Landyinori". Jennie. Teacher W*-»i Nr*vion.
Lapsley, Helen. Teacher (Mr«. I. U. GliK-wTj Indiana.
Lindberg, Lily. Teacher 3(17 WaJniil Si.. Home.l«-ad.
Lloyd. Mary A.. Teacher , X'MH Chappel Ave., Pitt.burKh.
U>ckard. Roberta, Teailier 1.3412 Philadelphia St . Indiana,
Ixjgan. Zella M., T«-achir K. F. D. No. 7, Boi Ul. HuxUi.
I^ndon, Ray A., T«« her Big Run.
Umg, (irace M.. Teacher .Main St.. Ml. Jrwrtl.
Long, Myrtle M.. Teacher . Wilkintburg.
LonKW-ill. Mary B., Tesiclier Indiana.
Maclay. MargJiret, Teacher Hellpville. Mifflin ( ounty.
MarcuM, Frieda, Teacher 210 Straycr St., Dale, Johnntown.
Markel, William. College Evans City. Butlrr ( ounty,
McCIoBkey. Mary. Teacher 414 Broad St.. Johrwtown.
McConaughey. Ruth. Teacher k. F. D. No. 2. Roche»lrr MilU.
McCray. L. Hazel, Teacher 131 Fourth Ave.. Conry.
McCue. Mercedes, Teacher . . Frcrjwrt.
McCurdy. Irene, Teacher . UKonier.
McGrew, Alberta, Teacher Vohoghany. Westmoreland County.
McMeckin. Marguerite. Teacher Perr> sville. Allegheny County.
McNamara, Margaret, Teacher 207 McConaughy St.. Johnitoun.
McNary, Emily Jane. Teiicher .5H llawlKome Ave., Crafton.
McNeha. Bernadette. Teacher 2322 Bcale Ave.. Altoona.
Metz, Hazel G,, Teacher ... Roulette. Potter County.
Meyers, Elsie K., Teacher . 2(U0 Zephyr Ave.. SheridanvUle.
Miller. Mary Emily, Teacher 227 Second St., Philipsburg.
Moore. Florence . Eleventh St.. Indiana.
Moore. Helen G., Teacher H»2 E. Main St.. Brookvillc.
Morgart. Jes!*ic M., Teacher *MWi Park Ave.. Johnstown.
Morrow. Margaret, Teacher Rodi. Allegheny County.
Mottarn. Zella M., Teacher ;jOfi Oakland Ave.. Punx-iutawnry.
Myers, J. Paul, Teacher Parkwood. Indiana County.
Naser. Elizabeth. Teacher R. D. No. I. McKeesport.
Neuf. Marie A.. Teacher *iHi Evergreen Ave.. Mtllvaie.
Nevins. May Spring St.. Titu«\-illc.
O'Donnell. Mildred. Teacher . 42k West Penn St.. Butler.
O'Neill. Margaret. Teacher . Railroad St.. South Fork.
O'Neill, Mary 214 Monroe St.. Manningion
Orwig. Ruth 312. Comer Sih and Locust St«.. Philipfburg.
Ottoson. Edith. Teacher Smethport. McKcan County.
Park. \cra A.. Teacher 202 WiUon St.. Johnrtown.
Paterick, Elizabeth. Teacher Hastings.
Patterson. Margaret S.. Teacher .Mexandria. Huntingdon County.
Petted, Claude H., Teacher . Indiana.
Pettigrew. Mildred. Teacher . Keene St., Springdale.
Pforsich, Hazel M.. Teacher. . 329 Ohio Ave.. Glassport.
Piper. F. Elizabeth. Teacher . 127 First Ave.. Derr>-.
Plane. Mar>-. Teacher 130 Irvine St . Warren.
Powers, Lorctta. Teacher . 3.S E. Spruce St.. Titu5\-iIIc.
Priddy. Virginia 1139 Church Ave.. McKees Rocks.
Quinn, Grace. Teacher 1116 Huber St.. Johnstown.
Rahn, Emily M.. Teacher 112 Marie Ave.. A\-alon.
Randall. \era. Teacher 1037 PhiUddphia St.. Indiana.
Ray, Elbie. Teacher Indiana.
Reed. Clare Elizabeth Oakmont. Allegheny County.
Reese. Ernest. Teacher , Ebensburg. Cambria County.
Regester. Ruth. Teacher 909 Almira Ave.. New Castle.
Repine, Helen. Teacher 171 Burrcll St.. Blairs\ille.
Rigby. Lelia B.. Teacher 714 10th Ave.. New Brighton.
Ritchey. Ruth K.. Teacher 502 S. Julia St.. Bedford.
Robertson. Ida. Teacher 206 Second St.. Philipsburg.
Robinson, Inez. Teacher , 120 Sixth Ave.. McKcesport.
Robinson. Marger>-. Teacher Mt. Lebanon. Allegheny County.
Robison. Emma. Teacher Leechburg.
Rogers. Anna. Teacher 121 E. Fifth Ave.. Homestead.
Rossiter. Ruth. Teacher Sloneboro. Mercer County.
Sauer, Lillian. Teacher 623 Spring Garden .\ve.. N. S.. Pittsburgh.
Saul. Marie 1114 Spring Garden Ave.. N. S. Pittsburgh.
Saxman. Isabel C. Teacher 400 Ligonier St.. Latrobe.
Schaller. Lena. Teacher 94 Fourth Ave,. New Ken-^^ington.
Schwab. Ruth . - -••o Watson Blvd.. N. S.. Pittsburgh.
Seibert, Margaret. Teach, r . 505 Craft St.. Wilkinsburg.
Sevier. Nellie L.. Teacher 110 W. Scribner .\ve.. DuBois.
Shoff. Dorothy. College 630 Third Ave.. Tarentum.
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Shuster. Florence, Teacher Harrison City. Westmoreland County.
Shuster. Olive. Teacher Freeport.
Simmons. A. Pearl. Teacher Trafford.
Smith. Gladys M.. Teacher Lewistown. Mifflin County.
SmilK. Gladys R.. Teacher 224 Morgan Place. Johnstown.
Smith. Pauline A.. Teacher 206 Marie St.. McKeesport.
Stage. Lida. Teacher 4 West Market St.. Clearfield.
Stephens. Hazel. Teacher Leechburg.
Stephens. Mabel. Teacher 120 Eagle St.. Mt. Pleasant.
Stucki. Wilmina M.. Teacher SOO West Park Way. McKeesport.
Stumpf. Claudia. Teacher 113 ConnellsviUe St.. Uniontown.
Swift. Gladys M.. Teacher . . Linwood Apts.. McPherson Blvd.. Pittsburgh.
Terpe. Frank. Teacher Marion Center. Indiana County.
Thomas. Ruth. Teacher 414 Maple Ave.. Dravosburg.
Vamer. Edith M Alexandria. Huntingdon County.
Vero. Manola M.. Teacher 413 Evergreen Ave.. Millvale.
\'ogeley. A. Louise. Teacher R. F. D.. Tarentum.
Walker. Anna G.. Teacher 1235 Carson St.. Tulsa
Wallace. Margaretta. Teacher 394 Moore St.. Johnstown.
Walsh. Cecelia. Teacher 123 College St., Butler.
Walter. Helen M.. Teacher 806 Market St., Scottdale.
Walters. Jane. Teacher 720 Beaver St.. Sewickley,
Watson, Mary Alice. Teacher 112 West Diamond St.. Butler,
Weamer. Alpha. Teacher Philadelphia St.. Indiana.
Weaver. Ralph. Teacher Scalp Level. Cambria County.
Whetstone. Emily. Teacher S41 Ash St.. Johnstown.
Whiston. Walter C. College 543 Norman St.. Pittsburgh,
White, Mary. Teacher Livermore. Indiana County.
White. Sara M.. Teacher Jefferson St.. BrookviUe.
Whitledge, Bentley, Teacher 636 McKean Ave.. Donora.
Williams. Myfanwy, Teacher 409 Reynolds St.. New Castle.
, Myrtle Q.. Teacher .... Voungwood. Westmoreland County.
II. Sara E., Teacher Voungwood. Westmoreland County.
Winters. Hazel C. Teacher 710 Alexander St.. Greensburg.
Woy. Magdalene. Teacher Somerset.
Wright. Marie. Teacher 239 Gertrude St.. Latrobe.
Wright. E. Regina, Teacher 409 Fannie St.. McDonald,
Young. Grace. Teacher 215 Ligonier St.. Derry.
Young. Ruth. Teacher 629 Somerset St.. Johnstown.
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Commercial Teacher's Training Course
Allgood. D. J. .
Chamberlin. Wilma E.
Donahey. Grace . ,
Esch, Mary L. . . .
Ferrier. Mary C. . .
Hines. Edgar .
Laughlin. Margaret E.
LeVine. Rosalind
McLean. Dorothea -
Miller. Calvin B. .
Peterman. Walter D.
Plotzer. Margaret .
Ryan, .\gnes
Sheriff. Thomas D.
Shultz, Margaret . -
Smith, Lulu \"ara . .
Sunderland, I^arl . .
. . . . 1600 Veil Ave.. Windber, Penna.
. . . . 215 Powell St.. Ridgway, Penna.
. . , . 1023 Water St.. Indiana. Penna.
. - .399 South Sixth St., Indiana. Penna.
. 441 South Seventh St.. Indiana, Penna.
- . . S02 Grove Ave.. Johnstown. Penna
. Springdale, Allegheny County, Penna.
Indiana. Penna.
. 425 N. Grove Ave., Oak Park. III.
. . 1502 Eighth Ave.. Altoona. Penna.
Indiana. Penna.
, . 134 North Fifth St.. Indiana, Penna.
Tronesta Ave.. Kane. Penna.
. 179 South Spring St.. Blairsville. Penna.
. 234 Center St.. Meyersdale. Penna.
Indiana. Indiana County. Penna.
Clearfield. Clearfield County. Penna.
Music
Piano Course
Gallagher, Ida Rebecca Somerset. Somerset County. Penna.
Holtz, Ruth E 90 First St.. Titusville. Penna.
Vocal Course
Holtz. Ruth E 90 First St.. Titusville. Penna.
Violin Course
Sims. Diantha 313 X. E. 34th St.. Little Falls. Minn.
Public School Music Course
Bitner. Olive
Bradley. Charles M.
Bricker. Henrietta -
Brindle. Janet
Burke. Margaret
Campbell. Frank B.
Carroll. Hazel . .
Mammoth. Penna.
. . 220 Maple Ave.. Altoona. Penna.
.Washington Road. Lebanon. Penna.
Belleville. Penna.
26 Farrington St.. Newburgh. N. Y.
1402 Eighteenth .Ave.. Altoona. Penna.
ungwood. Westmoreland County. Penna.
Clark. Irene Audrie Mansfield, Tioga County. Penna.
Gallagher. Ida Rebecca Somerset, Somerset County. Penna.
Gang. Myra C. (Mrs. P. H. Kerr) McKeesport. Penna.
Hamilton. Gretchen 629 George St.. Coraopolis. Penna.
Kennedy. Helen Canton. Penna.
Shrimp. Elizabeth Blairsville. Indiana County. Penna.
Wade. Lucile 401 Conewango .Ave.. Warren, Penna.
Wilson. Mar>- A Saltsburg. Indiana County. Penna.
Normal Art Course
Carr. Helen. Teacher, Porto Rico R. F. D. No. 3. Newburgh. N. Y.
Christie, Mercedes 312 51st St., Newport News, Va.
Robertson, Ida. Teacher 206 Second St.. Philipsburg. Penna.
Weamer. .Alpha. Teacher Naguabo. Porto Rico
Widdowson. Mary Penn Run. Indiana County. Penna.
General Art Course
Hawthorne. Paul Isle of Pines, Cuba
Lumsden, Mae Jean South 6th St.. Indiana, Penna.
College Preparatory Course
Calloway. Marion M. Homewood .Apts.. Baltimore. Md.
Daugherty. Delia 1003 Church St., Indiana, Penna.
Daughetty, Howard 729 Philadelphia St., Indiana, Penna.
St. Clair. Fred 935 Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna.
CLASS OF 1916
Regular Course
Abele. Esther Marie. Teacher 2240 .Alexander Ave., Pittsburgh.
Albert. Ethel Jemima. Teacher Leechburg. Armstrong Co..
.Allison. Marion Estelle. Teacher 116 S. Tenth St.. Indiana.
.Altemus. Mary Margaret. Teacher . R. F. D. No. 1. \'intondale. Cambria Co..
.Ament. Margaret Anna. Teacher .301 Sixteenth .Ave.. Munhall. .Allegheny Co..
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I. Marie. Teacher 1120 Grant St.. Indiana.
>n. .Adeline G.. Teacher 13,S Market St.. Scottdale.
)n. Lillian June. Teacher Homer City. Indiana Co..
>n. Parks -Austin. Teacher 334 Washington St.. Indiana.
s. Marion Elizabeth. Teacher . . .121 Crawford .Ave.. New Castle,
.Arnold. Lotta Lenore. Teacher Bruin. Butler Co.,
Baker. Florence May. Teacher Leechburg. .Armstrong Co..
Betchart. Eva, Teacher Bridgeville. .Allegheny Co..
Bennett. Nellie. Teacher 101 W. Smith St.. Corry.
Bevan. Lillian Roe. Teacher 94 Grandview .Ave.. McKeesport.
Bilger. Nellie. Teacher 412 E. Market St.. Clearfield.
Blackburn. .Alta Jane. Teacher West Newton. Westmoreland Co..
Blankenbuehler. Elizabeth 914 Main St.. Monongahela.
Blough. \'erda Kathryne. Teacher 60 Valley Pike. Johnstown.
Blucher. Claribel. Teacher 1512 S. Jefferson St.. New Castle.
Blucher. Loura Mae. Teacher 1512 S. Jefferson St.. New Castle,
Boucher. Ruth Leona. Teacher Beaverdale. Cambria Co..
Bowman. Hazel Gertrude. Teacher . R. F. D. No. 3. Bridgeville. .Allegheny Co..
Bretch. Frederica Louise. Teacher . ,2314 California .Ave.. N. S.. Pittsburgh.
Brickley. Marien Forest. Teacher 1145 Grant St.. Indiana.
Brickley. Wilmer Henry. Student. Duquesne Univ.. R. F. D. No. 2. Ebensburg.
Brown. Katheryn Rachael 409 W. Mahoning St.. Pun.xsutawney.
Buckley. Ula Mary. Teacher 165 Frothingham .Ave.. Jeannette.
Burkhard. .Agnes Kathryn. Teacher 524 Broad St., Johnstown.
Bushyager. Hazel Fern. Teacher R. F. D. No. 1. Jeannette.
Callahan. .Alice 35 Columbia Ave.. Sharon.
Campbell. Elizabeth, Teacher . . . . Hastings Ave., Oakdale, .Allegheny Co..
Campbell. Mary Salome. Teacher .... West Newton. Westmoreland Co..
Carlson. Helen Elvira. Teacher 119 N. Second St., Titusville.
Carlson. Jeannette Florence. Teacher 31 W. Oak St., Titusville.
Carnahan. Elizabeth. Teacher 1040 Carnahan .Ave.. Pittsburgh.
Clemenson. Glenni Herbert. Teacher Clymer. Indiana Co..
Cochrane. Bess Gertrude. Teacher Monongahela. Washington Co..
Colvin. Flora Harriet. Teacher Schellburg. Bedford Co..
Connair. Catharine Maria. Teacher .919 Spearman .Ave.. Farrell. Mercer Co.,
Conwas-. Mary Isabel, Teacher 1125 Edson .Ave.. Johnstown.
Cook. Ruth Marie. Teacher 112 Terrace St.. McDonald. Washington Co.,
Cook. Wilda Josephine. Teacher ... 38 Grape St.. Mt. Oliver. Pittsburgh.
Coon. Florence Mildred. Teacher 1276 Philadelphia St., Indiana.'
Corey. Joseph Zener. Teacher 20 S. Thirteenth St.. Indiana.
Coy. Ruth. Teacher S. Fifth St., Indiana,
Cravener. Constance Ethel. Teacher 344 N. Ninth St.. Indiana.
Crawford. Esther Jane. Teacher 904 Lock St.. Tarentum.
Crawford. Harry. Principal H. S Marion Center. Indiana Co..
Creehan, Margaret Virginia, Teacher
Poplar .Ave.. Castle Shannon. Allegheny Co.,
Cullis. Ellen Magee. Teacher 10 W. Fourth St., Oil City,
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D.ivis. norothca iR-rn-. Tim.Ii.t
DiciK-r. Mary Klizabcth. TfathiT
Donaluic. MarKaret Uculali , .
Double. Mary Alma. Teacher .
DouKliiMH. Joy. Teacher , , , .
Du Barry. Juliette Thalia. Teache
Duncan. Harry Albert. Teacher ,
Diinmire, Mary I'riscilla. Teacher
Klliott, Kdna Margaret, Teacher. .
Ensland, Esther Aileiie. Teacher.
Evans. Rebecca LatiKhlin. Teacher
Evens. Mary Elmyra. VVellesIey CoIU«.
EwinK. Caroline Isabel. Teacher
Eennell. Cora Mae. Teacher. R.F.D. N<
•n\ Mapli- Ave.. Johrwtown. iN-niiii.
BrfKjkville, P<miii;i.
IIM Water St.. Punxmilawney. Penna.
:. Missouri St., E. E,. Pittitburiih. Penna.
:i4 S Ninth St.. Imliana, Penna.
'y\Vi\ Penn Ave.. Pittiibiiruh, Pennii.
\Y\K\ Wayne Ave.. Imliana. Penna.
. i:W S. Fifth St.. Duqueitne. Penna.
. , . Eaat Brady. Clarion Co.. Pcnna.
1B2.'J KidKC Ave., CoraoiioliH. Pcnna,
7Hi \V. Main St., Punxsutawney. Penna.
Western Ave., N. S.. PiltsburKh. Penna.
im Penn Ave.. WilklnsburK. Penna.
sew .Mexandria.Westmorelami Co., Penna.
Ferauson. Mary Alma, Teacher Blairsville, Pcnna.
F'innegan. Rotte Marie. Teacher IlfJ Oak St., Concmautth. Penna.
Firestone. Lillian 422 Gramlview Ave., McKeesport. Penna.
F'itt. Florence Edna, Teacher ;J0W Haynes St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Fleming, Vernor Morrison, Teacher Covodc. Indiana Co., Pcnna
F'oster. Guy Ilobart. Teacher East Brady. Clarion Co.. Pcnna.
F'rance. Ellen Marie. Teacher 102 Franklin Ave., Vandergrift. Penna.
Frazier. Georsiana Alberta. Teacher .Arch St.. New Bethlehem. Clarion Co.. Penna.
Froyd, Edna Cecila. Teacher . . 2'.h> W. Front St.. Clearfield. Penna.
Furman. Frederica Ellen. Teacher Lane Ave.. Punxsutawney. Pcnna.
Galbraith, Beatrice Lucinda, Teacher Endeavor. Forest Co.. Penna.
Garson, Grace Annette, Teacher
Garvin, Blanche Dorothy, Teacher. .
Getty, Wayne McCune. Teacher .
Geu&, Anna Marie Leo. Teacher .
Oinsburg, Max
Glover. Ada Irene. Teacher
Grant, Louise
Green, Martha Jane, Teacher
Green. Ruth Marie. Teacher
Griffith, Mary Cecilia, Teacher -
Criffiths. Anna Mabel, Teacher
Grove. Helen Swoope. Teacher . . ,
Groves. Helen Pearle. Teacher . , .
Grumbling. Ethel Sarah, Teacher . .
Haag. Margaret Magdalene, Teacher
Haines. Marian Fiances, Teacher . .
Hamilton, Edna Louise. Teacher . .
3:j N. Tenth St., Indiana. Penna.
. 100 Congress St.. McKeesport. Penna.
2.S0 E. Locust St.. Indiana. Penna.
- Nicktown. Caml)ria Co.. Penna.
LSI!) Barnes Ave.. Bronx. New York City
2!t Kerr St., Uniontown. Penna.
Church St.. Indiana, Penna.
Vatesboro. Armstrong Co.. Penna.
17 Miller St.. Bradford. Penna.
720 Carlisle St.. New Castle. Penna.
Baync St.. X'ersailles, Allegheny Co.. Pcnna.
.41S Crawford Ave.. Altoona. Pcnna.
Spartansburg. Penria.
1024 Bedford St.. Joh,nstown. Penna.
Walston. Jefferson Co.. Penna.
. .321 Washington Ave.. Charleroi. Penna.
Home. Indiana Co.. Penna.
iianlon. Margaret Patterson SIO Howard Terrace. Monongahcla. Penna.
Hardy, Hazel Lorena. Teacher lOOo N. Evans Ave., McKeesport, Penna.
Hanison, George. Teacher Earnest. Indiana Co.. Penna.
Hartman. Mary Alma. Teacher 408 N. Chestnut St.. Derry. Penna.
Hass. Jessie Irene. Teacher 924 L'nion Ave.. McKeesport, Pcnna.
Hawkins, Neonetta S., Teacher West St., W'aynesburg. Penna.
Henderson, Frances W'illa. Teacher 20.3 Locust Ave.. Washington. Poniia.
Hepler. Dorothy Campbell, Teacher Elders Ridge. Indiana Co.. Penna.
Hessin. Erla Irene (Mrs. R. L. Talbot) Indiana. Penna.
Hilbert, lowna Ruth 733 Mar>- St.. McKces Rocks. Penna.
Hoffman. Margaret Marie. Teacher 1.59 Stewart St.. Blairsville Penn:i.
Hogue. Martha Miriam. Teacher 2514 Seventh Ave.. Altoona. Penna.
Hoon. Bessie E. Teacher Summitt Ave. Ligonier. Penna.
Horgan. Margaret Mary. Teacher
J4orne. Edith Claire. Teacher . .
Hunter. Beatrice Jean. Teacher .
ItTt. Emma Kathlyn. Teacher . .
James. Annie Maud. Teacher . .
Jenkin?. Laui
Johns. Paulir
Johnson. Pea
Jones. Freda
Jordan, Julia
204 W. Tenth Ave.. Homestead, Penna.
113 \'annear Ave.. Greensburg. Penna.
, 910 Wallis Ave.. Farrell, Mercer Co.. Penna.
Pittsburgh St.. Evans City. Butler Co., Penna.
. . 409 Montview Place. Wilkinsburg, Penna.
ii Elizabeth. Teacher 231 N. Second St.. Jeannette. Pcnna.
>G 1311 Center St.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
1 Beatrice, Teacher 196 Springfield Ave.. Washington. Penna.
48 Madison Ave.. Sharon. Penna.
Teacher R. F. D.. Flinton, Cambria Co.. Penna.
Keller. Melba Esther. Teacher New Stanton. Westmoreland Co.. Penna.
Kelso, Jeannette Evelyn. Wellesley College . . , 740 California Ave.. Avalon. Pcnna.
Kemp. Esther McKinley. Teacher 198 Noll Ave.. Craflon. Penna.
Kerr. Agnes May. Teacher Seward. Penna.
Kessler. Harriet Ellen. Teacher 310 Grove St.. McKees Rocks. Penna.
Kilkenny, Rose. Teacher 609 Park Ave.. Johnstown. Penna.
Klages, Henriette .-Mberta. Teacher ... 230S California Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Kline, Elizabeth Lucile. Teacher . . .209 Freeport Road. New Kensington. Penna.
Korner. Helen Dorjey, Teacher 222 S. Main St.. Woodfield. Ohio
Kramer, Anna Minnie. Teacher Irwin. Westmoreland Co.. Penna.
Kress. Marie Elizabeth. Teacher 610 Luzerne St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Kyper. Margaret Anna 419 Pine St.. Clearfield. Penna.
Laughlin. Margaret Dorothy. Teacher 12S First Ave.. DeiT>'. Penna.
Learn. Margaret Elizabeth. Teacher 413 Church St.. Indiana, Penna.
Lee. Anna Mary. Teacher Burgeltstown. Washington Co.. Penna.
Llewrllyn. N<IIie .Mac. Tr:i< her
I^ng. Ada Xirginiii. Tcui her
Lfingwrll, Mary Naomu. Teju her
Lurentz. .Mela Bcrtlia. Teacher
Lowrnan, Elizabeth Pearle, Tr*ai:h(
I>jwnian. Rel>ecca V''ida. Teacher
L<jwncy. I.x>tctui. Teacher . , .
Lucaa, Florinda. Teacher ,
Mahan. Florence Althea. Teacher .
MacOuecn, Marxaret Elralra. Teacher
Martin. Elmlra Teacher
Martin. .Nellie K
Massiiru, Mary Josephine, Teacher
Maxwell, Jean. Teacher . .
McAnulty, Beula, Teacher .
McAuley, Miranda O.. Teacher
McCain, Annette Margaret, Teacher
2'W Llewellyn St , Johrut/«wn. I'enna
'Zl'l £. WuhinKton St . IrvJiana, Penna
. . . MO Water St . Inrfuna. Pmtu
221 Limoln .St.. Juhnst/nrn. Pctifu
\fii Comrie Ave., Brvldr/'k. Penru
Belle Vernon. FayHir in.. Pmn»
m\ FVJna St.. ( 'MineJUville. prniu
42.'j Emmrrvjn St., X'andergrift Hriahii. Petiiu
\ri\ Wayne Ave.. Indiana. Pmna
.'MO Henry Ave.. .Srwwkle>'. Penna
WT* Fifil Ave., ConemauKh. Penna
. . Punuutawnry, Penna
\'X\'2 Croton Ave, .New Ca«tUr. Pmui
Blarklick, Indiana Co.. Penna
Barnei»fwro. Cambria Co.. Penna.
Salina, WcttmoreUnd Co.. Penna.
Tl^t W. Fourth St.. Eric. Penna
McCaw, Maura Alice. Teacher. Ifl Clarion A%'e.,JohnaonburK.Station A.Elk Co., Penna
McClintock, .Marian Marklcy, Tcsicher BHIrville. Mifflin Co.. Penna
McCoy. Adalinc Grace. Teacher 1.529 Pituton Ave.. Scranton. Pmna
McCullough. Ruth. Teacher -IfM r>ak St.. Indiana. Penna
McCutcheon. Mary Lovina, Teacher ... 312 Fiak Ave. Avalon. Penna
McFeatters. Nellie Grace. Teacher *. , Bru«h Valle>'. Indiana. Pmna.
McKec. Margaret Georgiana, Teacher McDonald. Waihington Co.. Penna
McLaughlin, Samuel Wclty, Teacher R. F. D. No. I. Apollo. Penna
Meehan. Kathleen Genevic\'e. Teacher , .VWl Highland Ave., Johnitown, Pmna
Meehan, Winifred, Teacher .Vr> Highland Ave.. Johnviown. Pmna
Melcher. Leonora Fannie. Teacher 742« Park Ave.. Swi««\-ale. Pmna
Menk. Corinne, Teacher . . 7f>4 Thirteenth Ave.. Munhall. Pmna
Mick. Harriet Caroline, Teacher 716 Fairview A%-e.. Butlrr. Penna.
Milldollar, Minnie Mablc. Teacher R. F D. No. I, Tarmtum. Pmna.
Miller. Bessie Andelta. Teacher 9 E. Main St.. Mt. Pleasant. Pmna
Moore, Anna Margaret. Teacher Waahington Ave., Oakmont. Penna
Moore. Margaret. Louise, Teacher 947 Chestnut St.. Indiana. Penna.
Morrow. Ethel Lucille. Teacher N'alenda. Butler Co.. Penna.
Murphy. Ella Pauline. Teacher Confluence. Somerset Co.. Penna.
Murray, Ella Frances. Teacher . .220 N. Findlcj- St.. Punxsutawne>-. Penna.
Murray. Mary Frances Katherine, Teacher . . 2 Mills .\ve.. Braddock. Penna.
Murray. Helen May. Teacher 224 Second Ave.. Corr>-. Penna.
Myers, Etta Lorainc. Teacher Freeport. Armstrong Co.. Penna.
Myers, Jacob Hobart. Teacher . . . . R. F. D. No. 3. Shelocta. Indiana Co.. Penna.
Myers. Rose Mar>'. Teacher Buffalo. Mont.
Neuhardt, Marie Elizabeth. Teacher . ... 303 Marietu St.. Woodsfield. Ohio
Nixon, Martha Jeanette. Teacher 2020 Fourth ,\ve.. .\ltoona. Penna.
Oberlin. Mar>- Evelyn. Teacher . Rochester Mills. Indiana Co.. Penna.
O'Neal. Ethel Grace. Teacher . . Chambers\-ille. Indiana Co.. Pmna.
ONeal, Mary E 1710 St. Mans Ave.. Parkersburg. \V. Va.
Osburn. Martha Gertrude. Teacher Driftwood. Cameron Co.. Penna.
Ottinger. Alice Viola. Teacher . . . .537 Hermitage St.. Rox. Philadelphia. Penna.
Patterson. Marjorie. Teacher Elizabeth. AIlcKheny Co.. Penna.
Perrino. Mar>- Maddelena. Teacher 70S Neal St.. New Castle. Penna.
Pierce. Mar>- L Indiana. Penna.
Piersol. Elsie Diana. Teacher Eighty-Four. Washington Co.. Penna.
Poole. Grace Margaretta. Teacher 218' j First St.. Jeannette. Penna.
Post let hwaite. Jessie Kathr>-n, Teacher 613 Locust St.. Du Bois. Penna.
Ramsay Katharyn. Teacher 69 Broadway. Frostburg. Md.
Rankin, Marie Irene. Teacher Lima. Tyler Co.. W. Va.
Reardon. Mar>' Ellen. Teacher 31S Tmth St.. Braddock. Penaa.
Reddinger. Catherine .Anna. Teacher 120 Erie St.. Johnstown. Pmna.
Reed. Ella R.. Teacher KiOS Graham -Ave.. W*indber. Penna.
Reich. Regina Elizabeth. Teacher 230 Broadway St.. Me>-erwlale. Penna.
Reinecke. Orca Indiana. Pcnna.
Remmy. Louie Latrobe, Penna,
Richards. Etta X'ictoria. Teacher . . 34 E. Burrell St., Blair5\nlle. Penna.
Riddle. Mar>- Phyllis. Teacher 1310 Commerce St.. WcUsville, Ohio
Rigg. Ethel Naomi. Teacher 313 N. Ligonier St.. Dem'. Penna.
Riley, Frances Irene. Teacher 30S S. Third St.. Duqucsne. Penaa.
Rinn. Minnie C. Indiana. Penna.
Roberts. Signora. Teacher Fifth .\\*e.. Ford City. .Armstrong Co.. Penna.
Romelfanger, Elizabeth M.. Teacher 10 Fifth St.. Sharon. Penna.
Rugh. Charles Frederick. Teacher 351 S. Sixth St.. Indiana. Penna.
Rumbcrgcr. Ethel Mae. Teacher Warriors Mark. Hunlingdon Co.. Penna.
Salsgiver. Kathr>n Pearl. Teacher 1239 W. Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna
Sampson. Lois Irene, Teacher 1 100 Lincoln St.. Monongahela. Penna.
Schmidt. Man,-. Teacher - 72S Braddock .-Vve., Braddock. Penna.
Schreiber. Lillie May. Teacher Fifth St . Oakmont. Pcnna.
Schubert. Katherine Irene. Teacher . . S2S Fifth .Ave.. Ford City. Penna.
Seaman. Mar>' Sommer\"iIle. Teacher . . 1S7 Broad St-. Leetsdale. Penna.
Seanor. Lillian \*clma. Teacher 36^^ S. Third St.. Indiana. Penna.
Sechler. Gula Bemice. Teacher 421 N. McKean St.. Butler. Penna.
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Shaner. Margaret Marie Leechburg, Penna.
Sharbaugh. Helen Mary CarroUtown, Cambria Co., Penna.
Sharbaugh, Thelma Mary. Teacher CarroUtown, Cambria Co., Penna.
Shuster. Eula Marie. Teacher 100 Magee Ave., Jeannette, Penna.
Siehl. Alta Ruth, Teacher 413 Beachley St., Meyersdale, Penna.
Slater. Alice Gertrude. Teacher 2318 East Ave.. Erie, Penna.
Small. Una Elizabeth. Teacher 112 Broad St., Hollidaysburg. Penna.
Smith. Kathryn Lucille. Teacher . . . 1210 Locust St.. N. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Snelsire. Rita Marie Edna. Teacher .... 2801 Jane St.. S. S.. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Snyder, Laura Belle. Teacher 101 Hamilton Ave., Vandergrift. Penna.
Sober, Mabel Florence. Teacher 309 Bridge St., Tarentum. Penna.
Sparks, Harriett Beula. Teacher R. F. D No. 36. Connellsville, Penna.
Srader. Rebecca Effie, Teacher , . R. F. D. No. 1, Freeport, Armstrong Co.. Penna.
Stephens. Hazel Jean. Teacher Leechburg, Penna.
Stewart. Mary, Teacher . . , 275 S. Seventh St.. Indiana, Penna.
Stone. Rachael Elizabeth . . 212 Sbcth St., McKeesport, Penna.
Stough. Ralph B., Teacher Stahlstown, Westmoreland Co.. Penna.
Swan. Chailotte Georgene, Teacher 305 E. Oak St., Indiana, Penna.
Swartz, Carrie 728 Middle Ave., Wilmerding, Penna.
Sweeney. Dorothy Katherine. Teacher 108 Bissell Ave.. Oil City. Penna.
Thompson, Margaret Ruth. Teacher 185 S. Spring St., Blairsville. Penna.
Tiernan, Grace Eleanor, Teacher Frank. Allegheny Co., Penna.
Timberlake. Elton Dale 247 Philadelphia St.. Indiana, Penna.
Trainer. John Frost, Teacher. Mercersburg Acad.. 323 Cambridge St., Worcester. Mass.
Trimble, Horace Hamilton. Teacher Home, Indiana Co., Penna.
Turk. Mary Allison, Teacher Parkers Landing. Armstrong Co.. Penna.
Turner. Sarah Augusta, Teacher 4 Cedar Ave., Blairsville, Penna.
\'arner, Lula Maude. Teacher . .704 Barley Ave., Banksville, Allegheny Co.. Penna.
Vissel. Martha. Teacher Roaring Spring. Blair Co., Penna.
Waddell, Hazel Blanche. Teacher Miami St.. East McKeesport. Penna.
Waldron. Opal Hummer. Teacher 325 W. Penn St. Butler. Penna.
West. Alice M., Teacher, I. S. N. S. 413 Pine St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Whitfield. Eleanor Georgiana. Teacher . .714 Abraham Ave.. McICeesport. Penna.
Willard. Anna Martha. Teacher Penn Run. Indiana Co., Penna,
Williams, Ethel Arnott, Teacher 1324 First Ave.. Altoona. Penna.
Wilson. Emily Roxie, Teacher 15 Wilson St., Johnstown, Penna.
Wilson. Margaret, Teacher 1239 Water St.. Indiana. Penna.
Wilson, Mary Melcena, Teacher Deiry, Penna.
Wiltrout, Elizabeth. Teacher Jenners, Somerset Co.. Penna.
Woodfill. Mary Elizabeth. Teacher 150 Lemon St., Uniontown, Penna.
Woodward. Mildred Margaiet, Teacher Roullette, Potter Co., Penna.
Workman, Edith May. Teacher 34 S. Seventh St., Duquesne, Penna.
Workman. Cecelia Grace, Teacher R. F. D. No. 36. Connellsville. Penna.
Young, Pearl Catherine. Teacher 936 Edgehill Drive, Johnstown, Penna.
Ziegler, Martha Elizabeth, Teacher 424 Fourth Ave., Tarentum, Penna.
Commercial Teacher*s Training Course
Alter. Leola ■'»f'4 Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna.
Ball. Anna . . Morrisdale, Clearfield Co., Penna.
Beckett. Emma Sidney. Indiana Co.. Penna.
Brody, Rosalind Punxsutawney, Penna.
Carnahan, Marie 711 Philadelphia St,. Indiana. Penna.
Donnelly. Paul R 321 Main St.. Latrobe, Penna.
Ellinger, Merlin Emery 607 Pennsylvania Ave.. Bristol. Tenn.
Farquhar. Arnold 1012 Howard St., Monongahela. Penna.
Horn, Zenus , . . . .... Dunn Station, Greene Co., Penna.
Howe. Anna M. , Morrisdale, Clearfield Co.. Penna.
Kappel. Hilda 523 Fourth Ave., Avalon, Penna.
Kealey, Marie . . . .706 Gaskill Ave., Jeannette, Penna.
Keller. George 939 Chestnut St., Indiana, Penna.
Kriner, Lloyd . .Sykesville, Jefferson Co.. Penna.
Liebau, John D 513 OUnger St., Myersdale, Penna.
Logan, Helen G 553 Philadelphia St., Indiana. Penna.
McNeal, Inez M Cambridge Ave., Windber, Penna.
Miller. Florence B 321 West St., Wilkinsburg, Penna.
Moyer. Joseph P Kylertown. Clearfield Co., Penna.
Short, Lucy S. Fifth St., Indiana, Penna.
Risbeck, HalHe M. . .314 Washington Ave., Charleroi. Penna.
Slonaker. Ruth , . 221 Spring St., Blairsville. Penna.
Todd. Martini Angela , ... .4712 Fifth Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Warren. Clarence Knoxdale, Jefferson Co., Penna.
Weiss, Rose E 40 N. Water St., Port Chester, Fairfield Co., N. Y.
Zwiesele, Fred J Colver, Cambria Co., Penna.
Music Course
Adams. George E Avonmore, Westmoreland Co.. Penna.
Hawkins, Florence 212 Seventh St., Phillipsburg. Penna.
Neff, Charlotte R. F. D.. Utahville, Clearfield Co.. Penna.
Stroup, Grace . Spring St., Williamsburg, Blair Co.. Penna.
College Preparatory
, . .856 Western Ave., Pittsburgh. Penna.
Earnest. Indiana Co., Penna.
740 California Ave., Avalon, Penna.
Evens, Mary E. . . ,
Harrison. George
Kelso. Jeannette Evely
Domestic Science Course
Hamilton. Edna , . Home. Indiana Co.. Penna.
MacQueen, Margaret 340 Henry Ave.. Sewickley. Penna.
Normal Art Course
Alabran. Opal. Teacher 264 Euclid Ave.. Ridgeway, Penna.
Cavanaugh. Mary 39 Burnside Ave., East Hartford. Conn.
Davis. Margaret. Student. Carnegie Tech Pittsburgh, Penna.
McMinn. Marjorie 201 Du Bois Ave., Du Bois. Penna.
Kuntz Margaret, Teacher 731 Franklin St.. Johnstown. Penna.
General Art Course
Daugherty, James M.. Printer Indiana. Penna.
Gates. Ruth Adelle. Teacher Liberty. Colo.
Oliver. Genette 513 Hill St.. Sewickley. Penna.
Waldron. Opal 325 W. Penn St.. Butler, Penna.
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Rinn. Minnie V .
West. Alice .
Absalom. Anna
Adair, Mary
Alabran, Ethel C.
Allison. Marie
Armour, Edna G. .
Arnold. MarRaret
Artman, Elizabeth P.
Bachman. Matilda
Ball. Colleen
Bambarger, Ethel C
Barclay. Florence -
Barrett. Marie Agnes
Beale, Lillian M.
Beck. Margaret E.
Beggs. William H. .
Bell. Elinore K. . .
Bell. Katharine .
Bellman. Marguerite
Benney. Elizabeth J.
Berg. Carl . .
Berg. Elizabeth
Berkey. Mary
Beyer. Joanna W.
Bituer. Marian
Black. Jane . ,
Blakley. Jewel
Blayney. Lucille
Blume. Olive .
Borland. Margaret J.
Bothell. Esther I.
Bott, Florence
Botwright. Margaret
Bowen. Gladys ,
Boyle, Marcella A.
Bransford. Mar>* F.
Branthoover, Blanch
Brashear. Fannie
Brazilla. Frank L.
Breitenstein. Alice .
Brody. Rachel .
Bn
Ida M.
Brumbaugh, Grace,
Brumbaugh. Margaret
Bruner. Helen Marie
Buchanan. Inez E.
Butler. Mar>- L. , . .
Caldwell. Derose
Callahan. Marv Ali^e
Cat
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. Railroad St.. West Newton.
. .2fi4 Euclid Ave., Ridgway.
. . 363 South (>th St.. Indiana.
()14 French St.. Farrell.
Natrona.
. . .335 Freeport St.. New Kensington.
2230 Brownsville Rd., Carrick. Pittsburgh.
. oo Mt. X'ernon Ave.. Uniontown.
Rodi.
21.j S. Penn St.. Punxsutawney.
Duss Ave.. Ambridge.
R. D. No. 1. Sarver.
Brackenridge.
R. D. Box 24. Sandy Lake.
.435 Westminster Ave.. Greensburg.
1113 3rd Ave.. Altoona.
2.57 Freeport Road. New Kensington.
614 5th Ave.. Juniata.
Indian Head. Fayette Co..
R. F. D. Xo. 1. Wilkinsburg,
Ligonier,
, , .\le.\andria. Huntingdon Co.,
Summit Ave.. Ligonier.
. .605 Hazelwood Ave.. Pittsburgh,
Emerson Ave., Sharpsburg.
Main St.. West Alexander. Washington Co.,
Conway.
Pillow ,\ve.. Cheswick. Allegheny Co.,
R. D. No. 5 Indiana.
... North 7th St.. Apollo.
2621 6th Ave.. Altoona.
1113 McClure St.. Munhall.
304 Locust St.. Butler.
6625 Watt .Ave.. Ben .\von,
Mamont. Westmoreland Co..
35 South Main St.. Somerset,
Spangler.
1616 Ohioview Ave.. Ambridge.
1151 Water St.. Indiana.
Big Run. Jefferson Co..
2620 Oak Ave., .Mtoona.
Vatesboro. Armstrong Co..
Oakdale.
131 6th Ave.. Altoona.
3012 6th Ave., .Mtoona.
New Bethlehem.
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S.M Kirkbride St.. X. S.. Pittsburgh.
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Carrick, Ann;i
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Carson, Robert M.
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Colgrove. Freeda W.
Conrad, Agnes B. .
Conrad. Mildreti .Mary
Conway, Ruth
Cook, Ruth Marie
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Cox. Anna C. . .
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Culley. Lucille L. .
Day. Mary ...
Dearolph. Mildred
Denny. Darolyn \'.
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Del Torchio, Mar>-,
Dewey. Mabel A. .
Dick. Madge . . .
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Dixon. Frances M.
Dixon. Mar>' ...
Duffy. Marion J. .
Dulfer. Magdalina A.
Duncan. Clarissa .
Dunlap. Elizabeth .
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Edwards, .Mma
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Elcessor, Gladys
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Elder. Edna.
Engle. Mildred
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Enke. J. Paul . .
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Evans. Pearl . .
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Ewing. Amelia F. . .
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Farrar. Mary Louise
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Fee. Harr>'
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Finley. Alice Alberta
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Either, Nancy . .
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Fleck. Marion . .
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Fowler. Helen G.
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Fulton. Flodie
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Galbraith. Sara .A. ,
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Garman. Nell .M. .
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Gairison, Bemice ,
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George, Golden
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George. Myma G.
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Gilbert, Leah E.
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Gillen. Donice
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Gleason. Olive
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Goldthorp. Margaret
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Gordon. Marie
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Gorman. Marguerite O
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Goss. Mary E.
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. 000 Che». Monongahela. Petina.
K. D-. Indt^uu. Prana.
ClearfiHd. Penna.
50S Hau« Ave.. New Ca»lle. Penna.
. . 07 Siveriy Ave.. Oil Cily. Penna.
1(>0 ShenanRo St.. Grernvillc. Prnna.
112 Terrace St.. .McDonald. Penna.
- . . BurKctutown. Penna.
I Church Ave.. BurKettAtown. Penna
123 l9t Ave Waynesburg, Penna.
. Clyraer. Indiana Co . Penna.
Ebensburg, Penna.
Orrhard St.. BrackenridKe. Penna.
311 North 3rd -St. Jeanneite. Pcnna.
. . R. D. No. 2. U%*erpooI. N. Y.
Hamilton. Montana
. Coke\'ilIc. Westmoreland Co.. Penna.
. . 26 Moody St.. Braddock. Pcnna.
. . 404 S. Center St.. Corry. Penna.
. Bankaville Ave. Bankn-illc. Penna.
309 N. Morrow St.. BIairs\'illc. Penna.
. . Olanta. Clearfield Co.. Penna.
069 W. Water St.. Indiana. Penna.
449 Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna.
5733 Holden St., Pittsburgh. Pcnna.
.1048 Church St., Indiana. Pcnna.
. . 160 Adams St.. Rochester. Pcnna.
. 9S Prospect St.. Nanticokc. Penna.
D. No. I. Echo. .Armftrong Co.. Penna.
1506 Thirteenth St.. .-Mtoona, Pcnna.
- BurKeiislown. Pcnna.
Glen Campbell. Penna.
Homer City. Indiana Co.. Penna-
. Maple A%-e.. Green?burK. Pcnna.
419 Fifth .\ve.. .Mtoona. Pcnna.
7 Fourteenth St.. .Mtoona. Penna.
. Box 38. West Lebanon. Penna.
-620 Taylor St.. New Castle. Pcnna.
Barnesboro. Penna.
7 Maplewood .\\x.. Ambridue. Pcnna.
212 Front St.. Punxsutawno". Pcnna.
.West Lebanon. Pcnna.
1464 Franklin St.. Johnstown. Pcnna.
303 Summct St.. Mt. Oli\-er Station. Penna.
Wilcox. Elk Co.. Pcnna.
230 EIe\'enth St.. Philipsburg. Penna.
. North Canal St.. Natrona. Penna.
Coalport. Clearfield Co.. Penna.
2012 Thirteenth .Ave.. .Mtoona. Pcnna.
. . East Tenth .\ve.. Tarentum. Pcnna.
623 Church St.. Indiana. Pcnna.
266 Beaver St.. Leet5dale. -Mlegheny Co., Pcnna.
311 Seventh .Ave.. Carnegie. Pcnna.
. . Fourth St.. Oakmont. Penna.
. .613 Third .Ave. .Altoona. Penna.
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Harman. Marie Eagle St., Mount Pleasant, Penna.
Hay. Frances W Rockwood. Somerset Co., Penna.
Hay. Lois Glenfield. Allegheny Co., Penna
Heber. Azaliene G 1140 Otter St., Franklin, Penna.
Heller, Genevieve Pine Ave., Castle Shannon, Allegheny Co., Penna.
Henninger. Martha 430 N. Washington St., Butler. Penna.
Highlands. Esther J -Vi N. Ninth St., Indiana, Penna.
Hill, Marion I -409 Eighth St.. Windber, Penna.
Hill, Mildred 822 South Sixth St.. Indiana. Penna.
Hilliker. Lorraine 607 Thirteenth St., Altoona, Penna.
Hilty. Marlin E. 1274 Oakland Ave.. Indiana, Penna.
Hine. Clara B Saltsburg, Penna.
Hollis, Bertha M. 142 Woodlawn Ave., Mt. Oliver Station, Penna.
Hummel, Margaret S 600 Franklin St., Johnstown, Penna.
Ireland. Effie R. F. D. No. 2. Jeannette. Penna.
Irvin. Alice E Pennsylvania Furnace. Center Co., Penna.
Israel, Florence 713 Union Ave., McKeesport. Penna.
Jaquish. Blanche Clymer. Indiana County, Penna.
Jensen. Frances M 401 Pacific St.. Franklin. Penna.
Johns, Pauline G 1311 Center St., Wilkinsburg, Penna.
Johnson. Helen Lucy 304 Essex St.. Corry. Erie Co.. Penna.
Johnson. Bess Lang and Hamilton Ave., Pittsburgh, Penna.
Johnston, Martha 1052 Grant St., Indiana. Penna.
Jones, Ethel 1 1 147 Boyde Ave.. Johnstown, Penna.
Jordan. Mary Oliveburg, Jefferson Co.. Penna.
Kane. Alice M 122 W. 15th Ave.. Homestead. Penna.
Kaylor. Marion V 215 Fayette St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Keller, Kathryn D 939 Chestnut St., Indiana, Penna.
Kelly, Mary K Smithfield St., Boston, Penna.
Kelly. Mary R 335 Third St.. Conemaugh. Penna.
Kerns, Edith K 205 East First Ave., Altoona. Penna.
King, Lydia M 1019 Si.xth Ave., Altoona. Penna.
King, Margaret E Sixth St., Oakmont. Penna.
Kinter. Charlotte 615 Maple St.. Indiana. Penna.
Kirk. Lois ... 246 W. High St.. Bellefonte, Penna.
Kline. Agnes M. 5 Grove St.. Washington, Penna.
Klotz, Caroline E 309 Russellwood Ave., McKees Rocks. Penna.
Knepshicld. Thelma R. D. No. 1, Brick Church, Armstrong Co., Penna.
Koontz, Ruth L 609 Coleman Ave.. Johnstown. Penna.
Kopelman, Dorothy 300 Longfellow St., Vandergrift Heights, Penna.
Kopelman, Ella J 300 Longfellow St., Vandergrift Heights, Penna.
Lambert, M, Margaret Shanksville, Somerset Co., Penna.
Lantzy, Augustine Spangler. Cambria Co.. Penna.
Lavine. Eva L 303 South Fourth St.. SteubenviUe, Ohio
Lavine, Jennie 303 South Fourth St.. SteubenviUe. Ohio
Linn. Gertrude Burgettstown, Penna.
Lohr. Beatrice V Bradenville. Westmoreland Co.. Penna.
Long, Mary M . -Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Long. Ruby E Wayne Ave.. Indiana. Penna.
Lovelace. Ona W 906 Wayne Ave., Indiana. Penna.
Lowry, Elizabeth 42 South 6th St., Indiana, Penna.
MacDonald. Margaret M 329 Seneca St., Braddock, Penna.
Maginnis, Marguerite 617 Weldon St.. Latrobe, Penna.
Main. Edith V 931 Second .\ve., New Kensington, Penna.
Malcolm. Isabella High St., Freeport, Penna.
Maley. Nerine Fisher Apts.. Clinton St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Marshall. Jane Y 86 Ingram .Ave., Ingram. Penna.
Marshall, Leanna West Finley. Washington Co.. Penna.
Martin. Levina F 5435 Howe St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Mathews. Naomi M 1312 Twelfth St.. Altoona, Penna.
Maxwell, Gertrude E 302 Clay Ave., Jeannette, Penna.
McAnulty, Esther Barnesboro. Cambria Co.. Penna.
McBurney, Ila E 1317 \'ictoria Ave.. New Kensington. Penna.
McCarthy, Virginia Parnassus. Penna.
McCullough. Florence A 640 Lillian St., Pittsburgh, Penna.
McGoughey, Elma 718 Herron Ave., Verona. Penna.
McHenry. Bertha . . 628 Water St., Indiana. Penna.
McKenzie. James A. . Fair Chance. Fayette Co.. Penna.
McMillen. Sylvia I. . Barnesboro, Cambria Co.. Penna.
Mellon, Mary E. . . Cemetery Ave., Springdale. Penna.
Middleman. Florence ... .323 Olivia St., McKees Rocks, Penna.
Miles, Miriam M. . . -. . . . Wilcox. Elk Co,
Miller, Madeleine . ... Sutersville, Westmoreland Co
Miller, Verna E. . , , ISll Twenty-second Ave., Altoona
Miller. \'erna Mae Logansport. Armstrong Co.. Penna.
Miller, Virginia Shanksville, Penna.
Milson, Lillian Carrolltown, Cambria Co., Penna
Moeller, Anna K 752 Grant St., Johnstown, Penna.
Morris. Ruth 1083 Confer Ave.. Johnstown. Penna,
, Myrtle F Seneca. \'enango Co.. Penna.
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Morrow. Elizabeth M R. F. D. No, 1. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Morrow. Grace A R. F. D. No. 1. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
Morton. Margaret J Morrisdale. Clearfield Co.. Penna.
Munro. Ida S Blandburg, Cambria Co., Penna.
Musante, Ruse 336 Washington St., Johnstown, Penna.
Myers, Harriet E 1522 Elk St., Franklin, Penna
Myers, Laura M 61S Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna.
Ober. Jessie C Route No. 3. Johnstown. Penna.
Orris. Caroline I Bellwood, Blair Co., Penna.
Ossar, Blanche E 120 Church St., Punxsutawney. Penna.
Page, Edna 606 Somerset St., Johnstown, Penna.
Park. Dorothy B Manor St.. Marion Center. Penna.
Pearce, Anna Maye 967 Water St., Indiana, Penna.
Permar, Kathryne 214 Clay Ave., Jeannette, Penna.
Petrikin, Dorothy L 922 Second Ave.. Johnstown, Penna.
Pore, Mundy Reba .\den St.. Confluence, Penna.
Poster, Mabel C 316 Prospect Ave.. Ingram. Penna.
Prosser, Edith Barnesboro, Cambria Co., Penna.
Pugh. Dorothy 484 E. Mountain .Ave.. Williamsport. Penna.
Reed. Marion Langeloth, .Allegheny Co.. Penna.
Reid, David D Knox Dale. Jefferson Co., Penna.
Renner. Eva Mae Cokeburg. Washington Co., Penna.
Rhodes, Charlotte 1110 Croton .Ave., New Castle, Penna.
Rice, Harry 1198 Oakland Ave., Indiana. Penna.
Riggle, Sara V R. D. No 1. Leechburg, Penna.
Rodgers. Martha Penn -Ave.. Turtle Creek. Allegheny Co.. Penna.
Roof, Nelle 1300 Washington St., Indiana. Penna.
Ruffner, Charles New Bethlehem, Penna.
Sanford. Gertrude .A 631 Robb Ave., Johnstown, Penna.
Sauerwein, Pauline D Southwest, Westmoreland Co., Penna.
Scandrol, Ruth 226 Baldwin St., Hays, Allegheny Co., Penna.
Schrader, Marjorie K. 346 Chestnut St., Indiana, Penna.
Scherich, Floyd West Finley, Washington Co., Penna.
Schmitt, Ida E 208 East 9th Ave., Tarentura, Penna.
Shank. Frances Ellsworth. Washington Co.. Penna.
Shank. Leila N 293 Sherman .Ave.. Vandergrift. Penna.
Shea. Helen 1 12.57 W. Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna.
Shupe. Anna K 900 Market St.. Scottdale, Penna.
Shuster. Florence N Delmont, Westmoreland Co., Penna.
Simpson, Anna C 831 Church St.. Indiana, Penna.
Simpson. Florence R. D. No. 5, Indiana. Penna.
Simsack. Michael J Spangler. Cambria Co.. Penna.
Smiley. Elizabeth Burgettstown. Washington Co.. Penna.
Smith. Audrey E 1328 Penn Ave., Wilkinsburg, Penna.
Smith, Elsie. Bulger, Washington Co., Penna.
Smith, Helen M Tronesta, Forest Co.. Penna.
Smith. Lu Vara North Sixth St.. Indiana. Penna.
Songer. Gladys M. 346 Maplewood Ave.. Ambridge. Penna.
Spisak. Anna F. . . . 27 Whertz Ave.. Farrell. Penna.
Statler, Bertha .A 20 East Catharine St.. Somerset. Penna.
Statler, Florence G 310 Walnut St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Stevenson. Mae Rose US Sewickley Rd., Bellevue, Penna.
Stewart. Anna K . . . Box 191. Latrobe, Penna.
Stuchell, Myrtle Edna . 2.SS N. Morrow St., Blairsville. Penna.
Stutsman, Sara J. . . 1.53 Barron Ave.. Johnstown. Penna.
Stutzman. Alice ... 74 Jackson St.. Conemaugh. Penna.
Taylor, Mabel G. . . . Ruffsdale, Westmoreland Co., Penna.
Tennent, .Alma L Connellsville, Fayette Co., Penna.
Tomb, J. Milford 635 Church St.. Indiana, Penna.
Travis. Linda 1 646 Third St.. Pitcairn, Penna.
Wagner, Flossie B Washington St., New Bethlehem, Penna.
Wallace, H. Grace Heilwood, Indiana Co., Penna.
Wallace, Margaret 562 Second St.. Pitcairn, Penna.
Weaver, Minnie G R. D. No. 3. DuBois, Penna.
Weisberg, Ida E 201 Broad St., Johnstown, Penna.
Weiss, Lena Shirley 40 North Water St., Port Chester, N. Y.
Wesley, Harriet B North 3rd St., Bellwood, Penna.
Whitaker. Laura Duquesne .Ave , Dravosburg, Penna.
Whitehouse, Ruth A 117 Grant .Ave., Vandergrift. Penna.
Wills, Ruth A 37 Hawthorne Ave., Crafton, Penna.
Wilson, Mildred K 604 Middle Ave.. Wilmerding. Penna.
Winter. Caroline M 5330 Perrysville Ave.. West View, Penna.
Winters, Helen Mae Ale.xandria, Huntingdon Co., Penna.
Wolf, G. Edith 1401 Fifteenth St.. Altoona, Penna.
Wright, Martha 206 N. Jefferson St., Kittanning, Penna.
Yeager, May Patton, Cambria Co., Penna.
Voder, Magdalene 221 Lincoln St., Johnstown, Penna.
Yoho. Alberta 12 Terrace Ave., New Castle, Penna.
Yount, Hilda M 85 Orchard .Ave.. Greensburg. Penna
Zahniser, Julia M 180 Broad St., Washington, Penna.
Zulick. Katheryn 128 South First St., Duquesne, Penna.
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SKNIORS IN COMMKKCIAL TKACIIKK'S TK.MMNC; COl'RSK
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Balcntine. I'lurem f Il'W) I'liiladc-liihui SI,. Iii(lian:i
BiinlcM Clinton D Chamborsvillc.
Beckett Hniina Sidney. Indiana Co..
Bittner Kall.iiin.' M . . . . fiOr. Ilinhland Ave., Mcadvillc.
Campbell. William ai« Mill St.. Jeannelte.
Oonin. John J. Confluence. SomcrRct Co..
Dierkcr. Alma I-; C.lenfield, Alleiiheny Co..
FarabaUKh. Robcil Carrolltown, Cambria Co..
Kindlcy, Arthur W . .... . . Blairsville.
Kiscus. CfCorKc KI.'iH Church St.. Indiana.
Kridley. Twila M Watrin St.. N. S.. PittsburKli.
Groat. Emma . R. D. No. 2. Indiana.
Haer. Samuel C Marion Center.
llafner. J. W .SaKamore. ArmstronK Co.,
Hamilton. Irwin Y CanonsburK. WashinKton Co..
Ilarrick. Steve Valier. Jefferson Co..
Houck. Lonan L 437 E. Oak St.. Indiana.
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. 1035 Philadelphia St.. Indiana.
9.30 Chestnut St., Indiana.
Kaftftaley. Westmoreland Co..
Rochester Mills. Indiana Co..
. . . . Dixonville. Indiana Co..
Indiana.
Indiana,
Indiana,
Indiana,
Keeler, Desire
Keller. GeofKC
Kuhns. Mulda
Kuntz, Ralph B
LainK, Robert T
Lewis, Hazel 237 North 4th St.
Lewis, Maiy 237 North 4th St,
Lockard. Vivian 653 Water St
LonKwill, Horace S 141 Eighth St,
Marker. Margaret E 307 Third Ave., Warren,
McDermott, Ruth E Crab Tree. Westmoreland Co..
McKenzie. James .\ Kairchance. Fayette Co..
McQuade. Mary 913 Greenfield St.. Pittsbursh,
Pfiester. Harold R. D. No. 1. Box 100. Patton,
Phillips. Charles Pine Hill. Somerset Co,.
Plotzer. Mary M 1.34 North 5th St.. Indiana,
Probst, Marie L 110 Conewango Ave,, Warren,
Putts, Fred H Rensselaer
Ramsay, Margaret Crafton, Allegheny Co.,
Richards, Mary Phillipsburg,
Schenck, G. W 12 East Race St., Somerset,
Short, Lucy South 5th St., Indiana,
Smith, Claudia .\ 156 South Portland St., Brooklyn
Stark, John W Confluence, Somerset Co ,
St. Clair, Robert A 9,35 Philadelphia St., Indiana,
Thomas. Edna 930 Church St.. Indiana.
Weir. Janet Sarver. Butler Co.,
Wells, Martha 42 North 10th St., Indiana,
Wettach, Henrietta .\ 3909 Evergreen Road, N. S.. Pittsburgh.
Widdowson, Edgar E Rochester Mills.
Young, X'erda Mae Ogle St., Ebensburg,
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SENIORS IN MUSIC COURSE
Helling. Magdalene Colerain Road. Martins Ferry. Ohio
Joseph. Winifred Nettleton. Penna.
Lambour. Corinne M Nicktown. Penna,
Lockard. Twila E 1050 Washington St.. Indiana. Penna.
Miller. Chester John .S23 3rd .Xve.. .-Mtoona. Penna.
Sedlak. Mary 1230 Braddock Ave.. Braddock, Penna,
COLLEGE PREPARATORY SENIORS
Carson. Robert R. D., Indiana. Penna,
Debor, \'erall Orchard St,, Btackenridge, Penna,
Finley, .Mice .A Homer City. Penna.
Hillaker, Lorraine 607 Thirteenth St., .Mtoona, Penna,
SENIORS IN DOMESTIC SCIENCE COURSE
Butler, Harriett N 3012 Sixth Ave,, .Mtoona, Penna,
Elder. Edna E 104S Church St,. Indiana. Penna,
Ellis. Lomie 300 E. Clay St.. Butler. Penna.
Marshall, Jane V S6 Ingram .\ve,. Ingram. Penna,
Martin, Helen E Fairfield St.. Ligonier. Penna.
Myers. Laura M 61S Philadelphia St,. Indiana. Penna.
SENIORS IN NORMAL ART COURSE
Taylor. ,\mye 40 W Burrell St,. Blairsville. Penna-
JUNIORS
.\ber. Lois 131 Hallom .-\ve.. Washington, Penna.
.•\ckerson, John .\ I04S W. Church St., Indiana. Penna.
.\cree, Lillian r>85 Fourth .\ve.. Freedom. Penna,
Adams. Mary G 412 Oak St,. Conemaugh. Penna.
Aitnew, Flora
Aliorn, Ruth A
Allen. M, Inalx I
Ament. Elite O,
Andemon, Mary E,
Ankeny, Jemw C,
Atklnnon, .Vlaude .\l.
Bailey. Eleanor E. .
Bailey. Roger S.
Bailey. Ruth A.
Bailey. Waller C. ,
Baker, (ierlrude E.
Bambrick. Marion V
Barker. Elizalieth P.
Barker. Hazel , , .
Barnard. Agnen
Barnes. Adeline
Barr. .Mildred
Barthol. Louise .
Barton. Clare .
Baumgartner. Agnes
Baxter. Margaret
Baylor. Anna .
Beacham. Ruth
Beaver. Dorothy
Beggs, William H,
Bell, .Vlargaretta
Bennett. M. Olive
Berger, Betty R,
Billhcimer, Etlwinna
Bley. Margaret
BIcy. Zaida .
Blume. Olive
Bollman. Evelyn
Borland. .-Vnna ,
Boyd. Goorgie E. .
Bramhall. Mae
Brennan. Rose \'. .
Brewer. Florence .A.
Brewer. Marie .
Brickley. Arthur J.
Brilbart. Elizabeth
Brink. Mae
Broadbent, Frances E
Brook,*. Katharine
Brown. Helen M,
Bryar, Elizabeth \
Burnside. .Mice
Burr. Vi . .
Butle
>ughs. Helen M
. Ruth . .
r. Elizabeth J.
Buttermore. Florenci
Caldwell. Helen
Callen. Bertha
Campbell, Edith G.
Canan, Hannah .
Camill. Elizal>eth .
Carnill. Emma . .
Carpenter. Gcorgianna
Carroll, Catharine .
Cartman, Edith M.
Cartwright. Salome
Gary. Thelma D.
Chapman. Clair
Chrise, William A,
Clarke, Constance I,
Clark. Eva I. .
Claw-son. Phyllis
Coleman. Buff L, .
Coulter, Merle -
Coulter, Florence I.
Courtney. Beatrice .
Cover. Margaret E,
Cover. Clare . .
Crosby. Priscilla
Cummings. Fannie I
Cunningham. Ida K,
EJavidson, Christina
K'farmv Sjirlng. Blair Co.. Prnru.
<"h*TTy Ave.. llou«tAn. Penna,
221 Wcslfnf^manSt. i'ixrrm\mf%. Penrui.
427 Pro«fiecl Ave., O^fuira. Prnna.
3(1) Sixtemth Ave., Munhall. Penna
720 Church St.. Indiana. Penna,
IfHllana, Penna
"Ro«e Lawn," New Cattle Peniu,
Bulger, Wa«hini[tf/n f o , Penna.
z:»4 \V, Central Ave . Tilusvdl', Henna
lOK Ninth St,, New Ken«ln«u>n. Prnna
R, D. No, I. C|/3»rfield. Penna,
KiOH Montier St,. Wjlkinsl/urg, Penna.
:**\ Arthur Ave,. Soolldale, Penna.
4,'i Kendall Ave,. Bellevue. Penna.
Freeport St,, ParnaMUi. Penna.
Laiitner. Penna
51.10 Liberty Ave.. Ea»t Liberty. Penna
.M9 .Madinon Ave., Bellevue. Penna.
I or. Whitaker and Frank Su.. Whitaker. Penna.
. 206 Front 5>t.. PuimuUwney-. Penna.
73IS Schley A»-e,. SwiMvllle. Penna.
, . 1312 Weiley St.. Wilkinsburg, Penna
Ninth St. Windber, Penna.
, 2008 Braddock Ave,. Pituburgh, Penna.
H.30 Ninth and Chatnul Su,. Indiana. Penna.
R. F. D. No. 24, Sandy Lake. .Mercer Co , Penna.
1181 Water St., Indiana. Penna.
315 W. Weber Ave.. DuBoii. Penna.
Locust St., McKersport, Penna.
1016 .McClure St,. Homestead. Penna.
■120 Edgehill Drive. Johnstown, Penna-
128 .N. Third St.. Induuta. Penna.
Conway. Penna.
620 Chestnut St.. Irw-in. Penna.
Export. Westmoreland Co.. Penna.
.138 Second Ave.. Tarentum. Penna
Oil City. Penna.
. ,112 Fourth St.. Rankin. Penna.
,2206 Third Ave,. Altoona. Penna.
.2206 Third Ave.. Altoona. Penna.
Cherry Tree. Indiana Co.. Penna.
1164 Grant St.. Indiana. Penna.
. Westover. Clearfield Co.. Penna.
. 424 Munhall .■\ve.. McKeesport. Penna.
ifPIS Jenny Lind St.. McKeesport. Penna.
1528 Third .Ave.. Altoona. Penna.
16 Dinsmore A%-e.. Crafton. Penna.
Canonsburg. Washington Co.. Penna.
. Ebensburg. Cambria Co.. Penna
. 2.>l W. Beau St.. Washington. Penna.
178 Grant .Ave.. Vandergrift. Penna.
209 Hancock Ave. Vandergrift. Penna.
.V)2 E. Main St.. Connell^^•ille. Penna.
. 1164 Grant St.. Indiana. Penna.
Thirteenth St.. Ford City. Penna-
West Newton. Penna.
.*)27 Napoleon St.. Johnstown. Penna.
2326 Beale .Ave,, .Mtoona. Penna.
2326 Beale .Ave.. .Altootu. Penna.
Glencoe .Apt.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Johnstown. Penna.
I'.IO N. Soles St.. McKeesport. Penna.
.55 Stutzman St.. Johnstown, Penna.
936 Wayne .A\-e.. Indiana. Penna.
Penn Run. Indiana Co.. Penna.
Ohiopyle. Fayette Co.. Penna.
... Reed. Indiana Co.. Penna.
Philadelphia. New York
2032 Noble St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
. . South Bend. .Armstrong Co.. Penna.
7429 Park St.. Swiss\-ale. Peniva.
321 First St.. Butler. Penna.
533 Pine St.. Johnstown. Penna.
... 1143 Edson .Ave.. Johnstown. Penna.
Co\-eT Hill. Johnstown. Penna.
. . . Green Hill. Nanchester. Conn.
. -Acme. Westmoreland Co.. Penna.
Brush \'alle>*. Indiana Co.. Penna.
. . n36 Grant St.. Spangler. Penna.
P.tGE H3
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Davis, Mazel . .
Davis. Helen .
Davis, Stanton I..
Davis. Vera C.
Dempsey, Ruth .
Devine, Florence Mae .
Dickie. Margaret . ,
Dillon. Elizabeth S. .
Drews. Helen E. . .
Duncan. Nellie E. .
Dunham, Irma G. . -
Dunmire. Dorothy
Dunn, Inez E
Durning, Anna . .
Dyer. Eleanor M. .
Richer, Zelnia . .
Eisaman. Eliza . . .
Enright. Margaret M.
Erxett. Mabel L. . ,
Esch. Hazel ...
Farnsworth. Mar>- E.
Faulhaber. Edna C. -
Faust. Helen ....
Feiro. Gilbert L. - ,
Fenton. Mar>' J.
Ferry, Lucile ...
Fife, Sara Mildred .
Fiscus. Marguerite
Fisher. Mary ....
Fleming, Raymond
Fouse, Alice ...
Fowler, Mart I. . .
Frasier, Johanna. .
Galer. Margery . .
Garee. Bertha . .
Garson, Francelia . ,
Gesey, Edna ...
Getty. Glyndon . .
Getty, Mae E. .
Gettys. Alice M..
Glassford, Paul , ,
Goughnour, Grace .
Graff. Lillian ....
Gramling, Edith N. -
Gray, Laura ....
Griffith, Lula . .
Griffiths. Evelyn. , .
Griffiths. Mazzie. .
Guffey. Grayce L. .
Gustavson, Hilda .
Gutbrod, Edward .
Hadfield. Lois . .
Hamilton. Marthena .
Hamilton. Nancy B. ,
Hammer. Pearl . .
Hankey. Gail . . .
Harris, Ellen . . .
Harvey. Geraldine .
Haymaker. Sara
Healy, Mary- ....
Heigley, Ruth . . .
Helfrecht. Esther . .
Heller, Genevieve E. .
Henderson, Elizabeth
Henderson, Helen . -
Hendrickson. Marj- R.
Higgon. Clara B. . .
Highlands, Kathryne
Hill, Senja F
Holt, Thelma ....
Hoover, Ruth M. .
Hooper, Hazel M. . .
Horner, Rose ....
Hough, Adella L. .
Howenstein, Jean .
Hughes. Tillie L. .
Huhck, May L . .
Humenick. Mary AL
Hutchinson. Mary \V.
Hyde. James F. . . .
, 121S Philadelphia St., Indiana. Penna.
S29 Island Ave.. McKees Rocks, Penna.
Vintondale. Penna.
,20 Hershberger St., Johnstown. Penna.
. 1751 Confer Ave., Johnstown. Penna.
130 Tillman Ave.. Johnstown. Penna.
. 305 Railroad Ave.. Indiana, Penna.
. . . 130 W. Main St., Latrobe. Penna.
, 565 Braddock Ave., Braddock, Penna.
. .Florence Ave., Burgettstown, Penna.
28 South Oakland Ave., Sharon, Penna.
Lake St., South Fork. Penna.
.108 Allegheny Ave., Oil City. Penna.
7342 Deniston Ave., Swissvale. Penna.
, .543 Third St.. Catasauqua. Penna.
120 Crawford Ave.. Bellevue, Penna.
. . . Irwin, Westmoreland Co.. Penna.
ri6 Linden Ave., East Pittsburgh, Penna.
Voungwood. Westmoreland Co.. Penna.
399 South Sixth St.. Indiana, Penna.
. Mitchell Ave.. Clairton. Penna.
1100 East St., Allegheny. Penna.
. . 762 South St., Indiana. Penna.
Elkland. Tioga Co.. Penna.
R. F. D. No. 2, Conneautville, Penna.
. . -New Paris, Bedford Co.. Penna.
. Cheswick, Allegheny Co.. Penna.
522 Clinton St., Steubenville. Ohio
24 South 10th St., Indiana. Penna.
. Livermore. Indiana Co.. Penna.
, Grafton. Huntingdon Co.. Penna.
... Foxburg, Clarion Co., Penna.
. 532 E. Pearl St., Butler. Penna.
265 South Tth St., Indiana. Penna.
. . 865 Grant St.. Indiana, Penna.
33 North 10th St.. Indiana, Penna.
56 6th St.. Indiana. Penna.
. . Saltsburg, Indiana Co., Penna.
. . S02 Maple St., Indiana. Penna.
62 McKee St.. Crafton, Penna.
404 Philadelphia St.. Indiana, Penna.
. ,'jOO Wood St., Johnstown, Penna.
. Black Lick, Indiana Co., Penna.
.536 Fronheiser St., Johnstown, Penna.
347 Highland Ave., Turtle Creek. Penna.
. . . Homer City, Indiana Co., Penna.
345 Allison Ave.. Washington, Penna.
. , 305 Wilson Ave., Clairton, Penna.
.310 Shaw Ave., McKeesport. Penna.
. Mt. Jewett, McKean Co., Penna.
1424 W. 13th St., Philadelphia. Penna.
. . .510 12th Ave., Munhall, Penna.
.R. F. D., Home, Indiana Co.. Penna.
Parnassus, Penna.
.645 Coleman Ave., Johnstown. Penna.
Murrysville, Westmoreland Co.. Penna.
. . 113 Haynes St.. Johnstown, Penna.
. . Wampum. Lawrence Co.. Penna.
. , 514 Third St., Pitcairn. Penna.
.1415 Third Ave.. Altoona, Penna.
Braeburn. Westmoreland Co., Penna.
, . Veagertown. Miffiin Co., Penna.
Pine Ave.. Castle Shannon, Penna.
... Sixth Ave., Parnassus, Penna.
. . 931 Water St.. Indiana. Penna.
. Hoveler Ave.. Springdale. Penna.
. . 528 Main St.. Windber. Penna.
. 242 N. Ninth St.. Indiana, Penna.
.259 Chestnut St., Monessen. Penna.
, . . 325 Knarr St.. DuBois. Penna.
118 Fifth Ave., Altoona. Penna.
Elm St., Bridgeville, Penna.
- . Parnassus. Westmoreland Co., Penna.
143 Ridge Ave., New Kensington. Penna.
. . 1S20 Middle St.. Sharpsburg. Penna.
520 N. Park St., McKeesport, Penna.
, . .369 Second St., Pitcairn, Penna.
319 Fourth Ave., Homestead, Penna.
.Alexandria, Huntingdon Co.. Penna.
, . . 505 Graham Ave., Windber, Penna.
Ireland. Gladys D.
Irvin. Alice
Irvin. Ethel
Jamison, Celia . . .
Johnson, Mary K. . .
Johnstone, Louise . .
Jones, Florence M.. , .
Jones. Mary
Jordan, Katherine , .
Kalmeyer, Bertha E.
Keck, M. Cecelia . .
Keifer, Pearl ....
Keller. Eliza ....
Kelly. E. Elizabeth .
Kelly. Elizabeth S.. .
Kelly, Gladys I. . . .
Kelly. Margaret . .
Kelly, Mary E. . . .
Kendall. Ruth. . . .
Kennedy. Elizabeth V.
Kennel, Edna ....
Kern, Lillian I. . . .
Kerr, A. EInora - . .
Kerr. Clyde H. . . .
Kiefer. Mary ...
Knepper, Margaret E.
Knox, Lois
Kunkle, Hilda . . .
Kurtz, Mary A. . , .
Lambert, V'ennetta
Larson. Ruth E. . ,
Lash, Anna M. . . ,
Leacock. Kathleen E.
Lear, Twila
Lee, Eleanor ....
Levine, Esther
Ling, Leora , .
List, Wm. Victor ,
Long, .A.ileen . . .
Long, Mary M. . .
Long, Sarah E. . .
Lowman, Frances .
Luckhart, Jessie M. .
Luther, Florence A. .
Lyden, Kathryn . .
Lyden, Mary ....
MacPherron. Clare
Mahan, Sara ....
Malley. Grace . . ,
Mandelstein, Minnie .
Marshall. Hazel F. .
Marshall. Mary E.
Marshall. Nellie . . .
Martin. Helen E. . .
McClure. Margaret C.
McCune, Elizabeth .
McCutcheon. Charlotte
McDanel, Helen . .
McDermott, Elizabeth
McFarland, Ella . .
McGaw. Mildred R. .
McGee, J. Paul , . .
McKee. Mariam E. .
McKinney. Grace A.
McNaughton, \'iolet .
Melican. Edmond F. .
Miller. Georgia A. . .
Miller, Josephine . .
Miller, Louise . . - .
Miller Marion J. . .
Mitchell, Eleanor M.
Moore, Angileen . .
Morrison. Pauline . .
Moyer. Leone ....
Murray, Lula ....
Myers, Edgar ....
Myers, F. J. ....
Nebo, Mary L. . .
Neel, La \'erna . . ,
Newell, Ida M. . . .
Grape St., Mt. Oliver Station, Pittsburgli, Penna.
.... Pennsylvania Furnace, Center Co.. Penna.
R. D. No. 2. Indiana. Penna.
. .7312 Deniston Ave. Swissvale. Penna.
28 Lincoln St.. Uniontown. Penna.
137 Farragot .Ave.. X'andergrift. Penna.
, R. D. No. 1. McKees Rocks, Penna.
1212 Braddock Ave.. Braddock, Penna.
. . .313 Braddock Ave., Rankin, Penna.
Springdale. Penna.
. . .1008 Sherman Ave., Duquesne, Penna.
1061 Franklin St.. Johnstown. Penna.
4712 Kansas St.. Hazelwood, Pittsburgh, Penna.
Box 146. Noblestown. Penna.
311 Spring St., Cambridge Springs. Penna.
Saltsburg, Indiana Co., Penna.
, . . .425 W. Jefferson St., Butler, Penna.
- . McClellandtown, Fayette Co., Penna.
, . Unity Station, Allegheny Co., Penna.
. . 1037 Summit Ave., Tarentum. Penna.
202 Park St.. Scottdale. Penna.
227 Hone Ave., Oil City. Penna.
. . 911 Penn .Ave., Turtle Creek, Penna.
, . .Marion Center. Indiana Co., Penna.
, . - . , , Grove St.. Scottdale, Penna.
Berlin, Somerset Co., Penna.
.5874 Aylesboro Ave., Pittsburgh, Penna.
1145 Grant St., Indiana, Penna.
Washington. Penna.
836 Grant St.. Spangler. Penna.
.621 Converse St.. McKeesport. Penna.
West Newton. Westmoreland Co., Penna.
Baden, Beaver Co.. Penna.
Birdville. Allegheny Co.. Penna.
. 658 Chestnut St., Coshocton, Ohio
. . 1116 S. Mill St., New Castle, Penna.
... 80S Napoleon St.. Johnstown. Penna.
, , .807 E. Ohio St.. N. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
. . 540 Philadelphia St., Indiana. Penna.
Wilkinsburg. Penna.
. 226 Caldwell Ave.. Wilmerding. Penna.
Main St., Belle Vernon. Penna.
Indiana. Penna.
602 Penn Ave.. Irwin. Penna.
7417 Church St., Swissvale, Penna.
7417 Church St.. Swissvale. Penna.
1136 Mifflin St.. Huntingdon, Penna.
. .924 Wayne Ave., Indiana. Penna.
. .Yukon, Westmoreland Co.. Penna.
Main St., South Fork, Penna.
. . \'incennes Ave., Oakdale. Penna.
. . Smicksburg. Indiana Co., Penna.
. 240 Llewellyn St., Johnstown, Penna.
Indiana, Penna.
Main and 7th Sts., Reynoldsville, Penna.
Ursina, Somerset Co., Penna.
312 Fisk Ave., .Avalon, Penna.
620 Sixth Ave., New Brighton, Penna.
. .206 Wilmot St., Duquesne, Penna.
. . Sheffield, Warren Co.. Penna.
. 105 Belmont Ave.. Crafton. Penna.
.Marion Center, Indiana Co.. Penna.
. . 1229 Otter St.. Franklin. Penna.
US Ridge Ave.. Washington, Penna.
618 19th Ave., Munhall, Penna.
. 33 Merrick St.. Worcester, Mass.
. ,619 Wallis Ave.. Farrell, Penna.
. . . Clymer, Indiana Co.. Penna.
.... Clymer. Indiana Co.. Penna.
514 Vickroy Ave., Johnstown, Penna.
.711 Coleman Ave., Johnstown. Penna.
Midway, Washington Co., Penna.
Herminic, Westmoreland Co.. Penna.
844 Sampson St.. Monongahela City, Penna.
Church St., Big Run, Penna.
Shelocta, Indiana Co., Penna.
... Normal School, Indiana, Penna.
317 Eleventh Ave., Homestead, Penna.
Johnstown. Penna.
350 Taylor Ave.. Indiana, Penna.
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Okhi'waky. Allllii
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OlivLT. Nl'IIU-
OnulolT. ICssio
Ormloll. Nora L.
ORourki-. Nellii-
Orr, Mary C. .
< )vi-riU)rfr. Ruth .
OvL'rIy. Suaun M.
Park. Laura J.
Parson.-*, Pauline
Patch. Alice
Paterick. Eleanor
Patterson. Em
Penney. Sara L. . .
Pc^oples, VirRinia
PershinK. Besse . .
Pfordt. Marsarct
Pierce. Mary . . .
Plate. Martha A.
Price. Juliet L. .
Pyle. Phyllis . .
Quinn. Virginia . ,
Ralston. Lenimon S
Rebhun. Lovcll .
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Mil
Renialey. Jean E.
Reynolds. Dorothea
Rhea. Helen \'. .
Richardson, Paul . .
Ritts. Ruth S,
Ritzert. Gertrude ,
Robinson. Anna L.
Rockwell, .\gnes M.
Rogers. Evangeline
Rose. Margaret .
Roth. Pauline A.
Ruffner. Nellie . . .
Rupp, Ernestine . .
Russell. Marie L. .
Russell. Mary . , ,
Sams. Mary
Scott, Marie . .
Schmidt, Martha .A.
Schneider, Camilla
Scholl, Garnett -
Schrtlder, Marjorie
Scliuck. Marie K.
Schultz. Martha
Shatter. Miriam .
Sharar. Hazel . .
Sherman. Martha .
Shields. Florence
Shoemaker. Helen B.
Shugert. Katherine
Shupe, Anna K. ,
Sik-ott, Mary E.
Simpson. Cora , ,
Simpson. Estella
Simpson. Mildred .
Sipe. X'ista . . , ,
Sloan. Janet
Smith. Evelyn
Smith. Gertrude
Smith. Rose .
Sober, Margaret
Soisson, Bessie . .
Soisson. Frances
Songer, Nellie G. -
Spaid. Helen C.
Spires, Cora Mae .
Sprowls. Rozetta
Stein, Mary
Stephens. Alice \V.
:i.-|ii r.iylur .\ve.. Indiana. Penna.
11? .Ma|>le .\ve., (^reenNbiirg. Penna,
Elkland. Tioga Co., Pentla.
P. ( ). Box 115(1. Leechhurg, Pennii.
Wlil .Sixth Ave.. Altooiui, Pcnnii,
, , . , Homer City, Indiaiui Co., Penna.
2:il Munson Ave.. McKeen Rockn. Penna.
.... Indiana. Penna.
Bakc-r»town. Allegheny Co., Pennii.
Rogersville. (ireen Co.. Penna.
Ilarveys, Green Co., Penna.
■i;)Ni.<, (irandview Ave.. E, Pitmburgli, Penna.
Homer City. Indiana Co.. Penna.
1107 21st Ave,. Alloona, Penna
. 118 N. Diamond St.. Mt. Pleasant, Penna.
,120 lx>cuat St., Indiana, Penmi.
S02 Main St„ Punxsutawney. Penna.
.... Pike St.. Houston, Penna.
. . . Harvey St., Hastings. Penna.
Williamsburg. Penna,
. .(il.'^ \'ersailles Ave,, McKeesport, Penna.
. !l()l N. Negley Ave,, Pittsburgh, Pcnnii.
. . . . Lycippus. Westmoreland Co., Penna.
ill!* Oakland Ave,, Indiana, Penna.
7, D. No. 1, Elizabeth, Allegheny Co., Penna.
Greensburg. Penna.
■\m North Shcnango St.. New Castle. Penna.
417 S. Darr Ave.. Farrell. Penna.
. 113 E. Spruce St.. Titusville, Penna.
Clymer, Indiana Co.. Penna.
.34 \'ine St.. Natrona. Penna.
820 Franklin St.. Johnstown. Penna.
Springdale. Allegheny Co.. Penna.
728 2nd .Ave.. Johnstown, Penna,
717 River Road. Bellevue. Penna.
16 S. 10th St.. Indiana. Penna.
. . . 7400 Hermitage St., Pittsburgh. Penna.
23B Second St.. Butler. Penna.
. Wa.shington St., Bolivar, Penna.
. . 10 Pine Ave., Kane, Penna.
11)20 South G Street, Elwood, Ind.
Hit) Cooper -Ave.. Johnstown. Penna.
. 29 N. New St.. Nazareth. Penna.
Hampton St.. Wall. Penna.
Wall. Penna.
. . .410 Franklin St.. E. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Houston. Washington Co.. Penna.
Mann's Choice. Bedford Co.. Penna.
.SOS Marwood .Ave., McKees Rocks, Penna.
. S*01 Market St,. McKeesport. Penna.
Chattier St.. Bridgeville, Penna,
. . 1025 Jefferson .Ave., Washington. Penna.
340 Chestnut St.. Indiana. Penna.
S Freeport Road. Hoboken, Penna,
L. F. D. No. 1. Box 2(X). ConnellsviUe. Penna.
... Brinton and Sth St.. Pitcairn. Penna.
U4."> (^rant St.. Indiana. Penna.
104 Ridge .Ave.. Punxsutawney, Peni\a.
. 1203 Oakland Ave.. Indiana. Penna.
lO(it) Grant St.. Indiana. Penna.
. Morrisdale. Clearfield Co.. Penna.
. 91H) Market St.. Scottdale. Penna.
1011 Quincy St.. Parkcrsburg. W. Va.
5S4 Railroad .Ave.. Indiana. Penna.
.541 Chestnut St., Indiana. Penna.
.65(5 Chestnut St.. Indiana. Penna.
12S1 Franklin St., Johnstown, Penna.
3S0 South Cth St.. Indiana. Penna.
Cor. 4th and Locust Sts.. Clearfield. Penna.
. U9S Cheslett St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
227 Strayer St., Johnstown, Penna.
. . R. F. D. No. 2. Leechburg. Penna.
IHO S. Pittsburgh St.. ConnellsviUe. Penna.
1 140 S. Pittsburgh St.. ConnellsviUe. Penna.
1127 Fruit .Ave.. Farrell. Penna.
1407 12th Ave.. Altoona. Penna.
710 13th .Ave.. Munhall. Penna.
.... West Finley. Washington Co.. Penna.
. . 1I2S Grandview .Ave.. McKeesport, Penna.
..... Leechburg. .Armstrong Co.. Penna.
.Sterner. Helen .M
Stewart. ()r|)hu
Stonel>ai'k. Dol.
Stream.. Orplui
Swan. .Margaret
Swan, Siira L,
Swift. Harold .M
Thuman, ICIeanor I
Townley, Helen M
Tucker, Mildred
i;ii
hy T
, Ci
t^pdegraff, Clara
Walker, John E.
Ward. Elizabeth
Wardrop. Marth;
W(
, Twila C,
Weisc, Clara
Weitzcl, Marion
Weatfall. Elizalx-lli
Wettach, Lillian
Wilhelms, Clara C.
Williams, FCIma .
Williams, Margaret
Williams, W. R,
Wilson, Andrew
Wilson. Gertrude .M.
Wilson. Mabel G.
Wineman, Caroline
Wood, Helen M.
Wolfhope, Ruth .
Wood, Mildre<l
Woodworth, .Mabelle
Work, Alberta
Worth, Ada M.
Zimmerman, Jo.sephii
Zoller, Ella ....
( healniit St.. I>rTO'. 1'enn.i*.
FreivJom. Braver ( o., Prnju
.\l.iin St . IIU. k l>k. I'miu.
( hanif>*-rrv(lle. Indian* Co.. prtiru.
4;jX Wat<-r M . Iivliaiu. I'enna,
~'i S. Fremmil ,\ve . Hellevur. Penru
2Z.'< Twrlflh St.. MUml. FU.
.VJ.'i Grove Ave . Johnit/iwn. Penna
\\V*i Newton. Wc»tnwireUrwl < o . Penna.
2(HI Fayette .St.. WaahingUm. Penna.
101(1 Be«h St.. McKeott».rt, penna.
Third St.. Hulnken. Penna.
HIU O-ak St., Home. Penna.
MHI \. Main St.. Waihington. Penna.
IwMn. Indiana (.o.. Penna.
HKt Maple St.. Indiana. Penna.
BndKe\'llle. Alletiheny f o . Penna
KKW Water .St.. Indiana. Peniu
lUOH Twelfth St.. Altoona. Penna
:i^KMt Evergreen Roa>l. N. S., Pituburgh. Penna
(Km nth St.. Pitcairn. Penna
120 S. 5th St.. Indiana. Penna
317 Wilmn Ave.. Clairton. Penna
School 5>t.. Indiana. Penna
217 South 7th St., Indiana, Penna
Creekside. Indiaiu Co.. Penna
Grandview Ave.. Zdienople. Penna
N'oungwrxid. Westmoreland Co.. Penna
Roger»ville, (ire«i Co.. Penna
.VJ4 ftak St . Johnrlown. Penna
i;95 N. Main St., Waihington. Penna
240 Langley St.. Pituburgh. Penna.
Rochester Mills. Indialu Co.. Penna.
. .2.16 Church St.. Indiana. Penna.
127 E. Fair\-iew .Ave.. ConnellsviUe. Penna.
3851 Perryn-ille -Ave.. N. S., Pittsburgh. Penna
.SOPHOMORES
Berkhcimer, David
Bielski, Adeline
Bittorf, Wm. H,
Boardman, Mary .\lida
Bothell, Levinia
Bushyager. .Annetta M .
Butler. Dorothy
Bunting. Jane M.
Cameron, Elizabeth H.
Chapman, L. Trudell
Christy, Blanche
Comyns, Marie
Conrath, \'irginia .
Cummings, Forrest
Cunningham, Flora K.
Davies, Clyde
De \'ine, Dorothy
Edwards. Jesse .
Enright. Margaret M.
Eyler. Catherine R.
Frauz. Marie C. .
Frederick. Mary-
George. Helen
Gillespie. Helen
Gilpin. Mar>- E.
Graham. Nanc>- I-'
Grow. Dclos D.
Hankey. Gail
Harrington. Margan-t
Hartsock. Marjorie
Henry-. Mar>- E.
Henry-. Ruby
Hicks. William E.
Hill. Dorothy E.
Hull. Kathryn
James. Helen J.
Jamison. Celia
Keffer. Walter
Kimmel. L. Lee
Kuhlman. Isabclle
LaiTerty. Sarah
102.
O'terburg, Bedford Co.. Penna.
l.'>05 Dav-is Ave.. Pituburgh. Penna
. \'intofvlale. Pcnna.
:Wo Third St.. Pitcairn. Penna.
R. D. No. -5. Indiana. Penna
R. D. No. 1. Jeannette. Penna.
.'<()12 .KHh St., .Altoona. Penna.
Chc«wick. Penna.
(»I5 West College St.. Canonsburg. Penna.
. . . Cherry- Tree. Clearfield Co.. Penna.
Export. Westmoreland Co.. Penna.
7 Third St.. Braddock. Rankin. Penna.
W. Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna.
. Brookville. Jeflemn Co.. Penna.
Homer City. Penna.
Homer City. Penna.
S02 Second St.. McKeesport. Penna.
Belsano. Cambria Co.. Penna.
If. Linden .Ave.. E. Pittsburgh. Penna.
. 42S Lincoln St.. Johnstown. Penna.
'. O.. Willdnsburg. Pittsburgh. Penna.
- . R. D. No. 1 . Parnassus. Penna.
. . Girty. .Armstrong Co.. Penna.
41(W Harrison St.. Bellaire. Ohio
BoU\-ar. Penna.
Bolivar. Penna.
Bush Valley. Penna.
Murrys\-Tlle. Penna.
9 N. Holland .Ave.. Braddock. Penna.
3»1 S. Seventh St.. Indiana. Penna.
R. F. D. No. 1. Livermore, Penna.
R. F. D. No. I . Livermore. Penna.
472 S. Seventh St.. Indiana. Penna.
. Pitcairn. Penna.
Tv-rone. Penna.
Fair Haven. Penna-
7312 Deniston .Ave.. Swi5«vale. Penna.
Route 1. Ligonier. Penna.
Shelocta. Penna.
. 2223 Broadway. Pittsburgh. Penna.
22s Lobinger .Ave.. Braddock. Penna.
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P€*Jtn8yJvania Sfaf^ ATormal School
Normal School Registry — Continued
Lewis. Edra ....
Lewis. McKinley . .
Long. Lena E
MacPhee. Sara Mae .
McCuIlough. Naomi .
Miller Elva
Miller. Zita
Mitchell. Emily . . .
Morrison, Raymond L.
Oaks. C. Harold
Pattison. Nola L. . .
Patton. lone ....
Paye. Ella
Penrod. Ruth H. .
Peterman. Everett
Ralston. Lemmon S.
Rhoads. Margaret \'.
Rice. Mildred . . .
Rugh. William H. .
Shrum. Carolyn . .
Skinner, Minnie . .
Small. Edith . . .
Snyder. Clarence M. .
St, Clair, Lyle . .
Sweeney, Alex . .
Tarr, Helen M. . .
Thayer. P. L. . . .
Trader, Frances . .
Venneri. Millie . . .
Wagner. Wilda S. . .
Wiseman. Marion . .
Zeigler. Clara M. . .
Indiana.
Homer City.
.202 N. Ninth St., Indiana.
9 Jackson St.. Braddock.
Salina.
. 640 Butler St. Sharpsburg.
Main St.. Berlin.
New Washington.
Confluence.
South Oil City.
Indiana.
Mosgrove.
412 E. Main St.. Susquehanna.
Windber,
. . , 1071 School St., Indiana.
Clymer.
Ernest. Indiana Co..
New Freeport.
. . 3.51 South 6th St.. Indiana.
. . . Irwin. Westmoreland Co..
302 S. nth St.. Indiana.
.112 Broad St.. Hollidaysburg.
Indiana.
'.135 Philadelphia St.. Indiana.
Leechburg.
.54 \'enango St.. Westmont, Johnstown.
Humbert,
... 314 Atlantic Ave.. McKeesport.
630 Reed Ave., Monessen.
New Florence.
. . 1507 Denniston .\ve., East Liberty.
R. F. D. No. 6. Butler.
FRESHMEN
Avey, Clarence ....
Baynham. Edward G.
Borland. M. Helen
Bowman, Wallace F.
Buckley. Vivian . . .
Conklin, Mary , . .
Cossell. Daisy . . .
Cribbs. Alma ....
Cunningham, Boyd
Davis, Lisle ....
Dunbar, V'ern ....
Dunmire. Alice . . .
Dunmire. Cora M.
Eakin, Grace E. . . .
Ferguson, Ellen ....
Fleming, Carolyn R. . .
Fleming. Mary Margaret
Flynn, Anna M. . . .41
Frazier. Christy . ,
Gibson. George
Glenn, Helen S. , .
Grube. Bertha E. .
.Jackson Center, Me
■Co..
Ha
. Ada B.
Highton, Anna M
Hill. Blanche M.
Holzinger, Amelia
Howe. Dorothy F. ,
Kelley, Grace . . .
Lang. Florence A. .
Linn, Alice . . . .
Logan. Martha L. .
Lohr. Florence M. .
McGreagor. Lillie ,
McKelvey. Blanche
McKelvey. Ruth E
McMullen. John M
Meals. Regina
Miller. Dorothy .
M.
Mil
. Elv
Mitchell. Helen .
Mock. Esther E.. .
Nibert, Lawrence .
Nichol. Edith N. .
Parnell. Elizabeth .
Patterson. Elizabeth
Robinson. Margaret
Indiana,
3140 Detroit Ave.. Toled(
. . . R. F. D. No. 3. Gibsonia.
. . R. F. D. No. 2. Washington.
Homer City,
\'andergrift,
R. F. D., Livermore.
. 121S Philadelphia St., Indiana.
Wehrum.
R. F. D. No. 1, Saltsburg.
Creekside,
R. F. D. No. 4, Box 352. Pittsburgh,
Valencia, Butler Co..
869 Grant St.. Indiana,
Creekside.
Rochelle St., Mt. Oliver Station, Pittsburgh,
Wehrum,
Winslow, Jefferson Co.,
. 109 Richelieu Ave., New Castle.
Pun,\sutawney,
, . . . Clifford Apts., Greensburg.
, .2368 California Ave.. Pittsburgh.
Indiana.
820 E. Ohio St., N. S.. Pittsburgh.
61 S. Ninth St., Indiana,
.400 Western Ave., E. Pittsburgh,
. . 312 Lincoln Ave., Pittsburgh.
Burgettstown.
. Logansport. Armstrong Co.,
R. F. D. No. 1. Boxwell.
New Bethlehem.
Armagh, Indiana Co..
.-Xrmagh. Indiana Co..
Grampian, Clearfield Co..
, . . 1242 Benton Ave., Pittsburgh,
Homer City,
. B40 Butler St.. Sharpsburg.
. . New Washington.
R. D. No. 4. Indiana.
Indiana.
Marion Center.
, . 231 S. 6th St., Indiana,
. Imperial, Allegheny Co..
W. School St.. Indiana,
Penna.
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Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
Penna
Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
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Penna.
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>, Ohio
Penna.
Penna.
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Penna.
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Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
Penna.
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Rowe. Margaret
Rupert, Kathryn
Rupert, Laura .
Scott. Lillian H.
Seanor. Mary . .
Stephens, Kathry
Stewart. Floyd
Swift. Osa . . .
Trimble, Lois . .
Wagner, Maidie E.
Widdowson, Bernice
Williamson. Otis C.
137 Penn St.. Greensburg.
R. F. D. No. 1. Fairhaven,
. . .Girty, Armstrong Co.,
... R. D. No. 2, Apollo.
Creekside,
Gibsonia.
Indiana,
Creekside.
1117 Maple St.. Indiana.
New Florence.
316 South 7th St.. Indiana.
. Smicksburg. Indiana Co.,
Penna.
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Archibold. Zora M.
Armstrong. Elizabeth
Bealfield. Flora .
Berkeypile. Clay,
Fleming. Edgar .
Gates. Frances
Geraci. Amelia
Gregory, Anna M
Hess. Amos . . ,
Lias. Joseph . .
Lowler. Gertrude
Lynch, John .
Short Gertrude
Stockdale, Boyd
Tarr. Jessie . . .
Wright, Roy .
Barr. Oscar
Borland, Edgar C. . . ,
Boucher. Florence C.
Brilhart. Elizabeth . .
Buchanan. Ethel . .
Burcke. Herlan . . .
Calderwood. Lee \'erna
Cook. Harry N
Crawford. John . , ,
Curry. Olive O
Davis. Harry ....
Dickson, Jos. B. .
Gibson, Alice G.
Goughenour. \'era B.-
Graff, Sarah ....
Haas. George Wesley ,
Hasinger. Marion L. .
Himler, Alexander ,
Houck. Logan L. , .
Ir\Mne, Paul T. . . .
Johovics, Frank . , ,
Kinter. Martha M.
Lindquist. Eliza .
Little, Blanche . .
Mabon, Glenn. .
Mandelstein. Minnie ,
McAdoo. Hazel . . .
McAnulty. Arthur .
McKnight, W. J. .
McQuade. Mary
Melican, Edmond F. .
Miller. Helen E. . ,
Newcome. Sally . , ,
Nichols. G. Franklin
Ober. Jay
Prouty. Clare .
Rivero, Neptali . . .
Robertson. Grace . .
Salsgiver. Jay A. . ,
Shields, Mary Elizabeth
Smith, Don R
Vero. Edith F
Viteri, Humberto . . -
Walker. Edna ....
Weamer. Blair L. . . ,
West. Margaret ....
Woodburn, Charles S. .
Worth. John
Zener. Marie
SUB-FRESHMEN
Livermore, Indiana Co., Penna.
Burgettstown. Penna.
630 Front St.. Verona. Penna.
R. D. 3. Indiana. Penna.
Chicora. Butler Co.. Penna.
Tyrone. Penna.
llOrt Federal St.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Wehrum. Indiana Co.. Penna.
. 257 Railroad Ave.. Indiana. Penna.
Clymer. Penna.
208 Hawkins Ave., Braddock, Penna.
327 E. Main St.. Titusville. Penna.
R. D. No, 6. North East. Penna.
R. D.. Saltsburg. Penna.
238 Elm St.. Oil City. Penna.
. . Rochester Mills, Indiana Co.. Penna.
lERCIAL STUDENTS
433 Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna.
1219 Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna.
Beaverdale. Cambria Co.. Penna.
1164 Grant St.. Indiana. Penna.
237 Market St.. Johnstown. Penna.
St. Thomas. Ky.
Indiana, Penna.
112 Terrace St.. McDonald. Penna.
. 1403 Brighton Road. N. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
R. F. D. No. 3. Punxsutawney. Penna.
Ebensburg. Penna.
. . . .1000 Chateau St.. Pittsburgh, Penna.
.... 205 Morrow St.. Blairsville. Penna.
725 Locust St.. Indiana. Penna.
, , Black Lick. Indiana Co., Penna.
. R. F. D. No. 5. Centerville. Penna.
. 5.")',! Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna.
R. D. No. 1, Derry. Penna.
4,37 E. Oak St., Indiana. Penna.
. .1179 Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna.
. .49 Ontario St., N. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
. Home. Penna.
... Cemetery Ave., Leechburg. Penna.
. . .37 North Tenth St., Indiana. Penna.
Indiana. Penna.
Main St.. South Fork. Penna.
. . Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna.
. . . 1202 School St.. Indiana. Penna.
. nil Franklin .Ave.. Brookville. Penna.
913 Greenfield St.. Pittsburgh Penna.
33 Merrick St.. Worcester. Mass.
Main St.. Homer City, Penna.
. . Templeton, Armstrong Co.. Penna.
Elkland. Tioga Co.. Penna.
Dixonville. Indiana Co.. Penna.
Eldred. McKean Co.. Penna.
. 112 B Colon St.. Sagna la Grande. Cuba
. 335 South Sixth St.. Indiana. Penna.
. . 1239 Philadelphia St., Indiana, Penna.
512 Eleventh St.. Indiana. Penna.
Indiana. Penna.
R. D.. Turtle Creek. .Allegheny Co.. Penna.
Bolibar, Ecuador
. . 552 E. Locust St.. Indiana. Penna.
. R. D. Box 60. Creekside. Penna.
Marion Center. Penna.
. . .834 Water St.. Indiana. Penna.
.618 Center St.. Wilkinsburg. Penna.
353 Taylor St.. Indiana. Penna.
NormnI School Reftlstry Continued
COLLKGIC PRI^I^^RA'I()K^ JUNIOKS AND RKLOVV
\Vp
Mlai
Alexnndcr. C'ary
Altiion, Joe .
Andcmon. Ilany ( .
Archer, Ralph
Rachinann. Matilda
BecrH, LIhIc ...
Bell, Albert
Bcrkheimer, Duvid
Berkhoitncr, Park
Beyer, Joanna
Blanch. William
Bush. K. A.
Clark. Fred D.
Clark, Gertrude
Clark. Russel .
Coon, James Darrell
Cramer, Paul S. ,
Crawford. John S.
Cunninttham. Walter
Davis, Merle , . ,
Dell. Homer W.
Diehl. Raymond
Klkin. Stanley
Kwing, Amelia I-'
Fawcett. Clyde .
Fletcher. Howard
Flowers. Edythe
Forsyth. Lysl^ W.
Gile. Carlos R.
(Hie. Kirby R.
C.roft. Orcn E.
Guthrie. Steele
llaagcn. Ward
Ilarrick. Joseph .
lieagy, John Adams
Hill. David ...
Jack. Alexander
Johovics. Frank .
Joiner. Doyle G.
Joseph. Roy. . .
Kelley, Earl. .
Lentz. Burt
Lockard, Don W.
Lucas, Edwin D.
Lytle. Eugene
Lytic, Irvin Ross
Madill. Joseph C.
McCormick. P. J.
McCray. Scott
Mcllvain. Frank
Meek. John H.
Mikesel!, Paul
Miller. E. Edward
Miller. Stephen
Nix. Marjorie .
O'Hare, Kenneth
Pafenbach. Chester A
Patterson. Elizabeth
Penman, Robert K.
Peoples. Virginia
Pettier. Jacob .
Phillippi. William
Rein, Edward
Robenstein. Albert
Risheberger. John W.
Robb. J. Lytle
Russell. Robert
Scarry. Michael
Sechrist. Walter
Shaffer. Harry
Sloan. Howard
Smith. J. Thoburn
Speedy. Frances
Steetle. Ross ,
Stewart, Samuel E
Sulin. Andrew G.
Taylor. Helen .
Tuck. Herbert
\"ogel, Edward
State ( ollege.
Homer City.
l\2 Hio.idway. Pitcairn.
k. D. No. 1. TituHvillc.
Road, Carrick. PittHburgh.
. . 11)11 Water St., Indiana,
Titu
dlle,
Ostcrburg. Bedford Co..
OstcrburK, Bedford (*o..
Alexandria, Huntingdon Co.,
Mil Beaver St., HolUdaysburg,
. New Bethlehem,
Colver, Cambria Co.,
17:J!I IJi-e. hwond Blvd., Pittsburgh,
K. I). No. 2. New Florence,
207 S. lOth St.. Indiana,
Cramer. Indiana Co..
I 10.1 Hrighton Road, N. S., Pittsburgh.
Brush Valley.
140 Bheam Ave.. Johnstown.
Mapleton Depot, Huntingdon Co.,
Indiana,
Indiana,
1500 13th St., Altoona.
St. Michael,
. Hay Ave. and Valley Pike, Johnstown.
. 1U5 Sheffield St.. Pittsburgh.
5901 Alder St.. Pittsburgh.
Ifavertord and Polo Roads. Bryn Mawr.
llaverford and Polo Roads. Brjn Mawr.
Home. Indiana Co..
1251 Washington St.. Indiana.
. .Cherry Tree. Indiana Co..
. . \'alier. Jefferson Co..
Black Lick, Indiana Co.,
.S8 E. Church St., Indiana.
St. Benedict. Cambria Co..
la Ontario St.. N. S.. Pittsburgh.
. . Gresemore. Indiana Co..
Nettlcton. Cambria Co..
032 So. Negley Ave.. Pittsburgh.
229 Lesergood St., Johnstown.
. .917 Church St., Indiana,
South 13th St., Indiana,
102 S. Banard St.. State College.
Homer City.
(Vi N. Duquesne Ave.. Duquesne.
Corry.
R. F. D. No. 2. Kittanning.
76fi South St.. Indiana.
. Coral, Indiana Co..
. , Homer City.
. .621 Madison .St.. McKeesport.
Homer City.
Homer City.
GOS Maryland Ave.. Pittsburgh.
. Imperial. .MIegheny Co.,
73r. Philadelphia St.. Indiana.
000 N. Negley Ave.. Pittsburgh.
Sth St. & 9th Ave., Beaver Falls.
Homer City.
School St.. Indiana.
II'JO Philadelphia St. Indiana.
Indiana.
New Florence.
3 Chestnut Ave., Wrentham
220 Patterson Ave., Duquesne.
Vandergrift,
Ho
■Cil
Creekside.
. Indiana.
451 S. 7th St.. Indiana.
137 South 10th St . Indiana.
741 Braddock Ave.. Braddock.
. . . Dunlo. Cambria Co..
929 Wayne Ave., Indiana.
Homer City.
.303 N. 5th St.. Indiana.
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Weigle. Sim ,
Weir. Raymond
Whejitrrofl, Ge**rge ( ,
WIgglnii. Hubert P.
Williamfi, Robert R.
Wine. W. C..
Vount, (;reer
Cre^kiid*-. Indiana Co . Pmru
\'almrU. Bull^ Co.. Peniu
Imprrial. AIImb*^y <'o . Penna.
H. l). -No. I. Oayton. Jeffi^»on (o. P«-nna
4H Brown I llarr Piti«bur«h. P«^ina
]M Frazler Si . Stal*- < nllf-gf. Penna.
Mra/lvdle. Penna.
Kldrrion. Armstrong <'o . Ptina
STIDKNTS IN Ml SIC COURSK
Kt-milar SrudcntH
Anthony, Iva Mae
Barker. Caro
Carson, Mary E.
Cfibson. .Siigan C.
Haworth. Ruth
Jones. Ruth E.
Kirk. Margaret A.
Lambour, Corlnne
Mason, Margaret
McCartney. Anna M
Ragosin. Rose
Ross, Virginia
Sharbaugh. Mildred
Shields. Marie .
Widdowson. \'clma
K No n. Indiana Pmna
M Mary ■ Penna
Sattsburg. penna
^ift-IOak. Indiana. Penna
;W Grant Ave . B^llf-vue. Penna
We»t Pittsburgh. Lawrenre Co., Penna.
Norwich. Penna
Nlcktown, Prnna
Hf)S Ivy St.. Pttuburgh. Penna.
:>2 S. 7th 5k.. Indiana. Penna.
Heilwood. Penna.
451 E. Church St.. Indiana. Penna.
Carrol I town. Penna.
BlairwiUe. Penna.
Clymef. Penna.
PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC COURSE
Barnes. Catherine M
Blair. Adah . .
Brant. Florence
Brooker. Frances Elizabeth
Buchanan. Olive
Child, Edith M.
Cleveland. Ruth
Davies. Sarah K.
Devere. Carolyn
Di.xon. Nelle
Foringer. E^na R.
Geer. Evelyn .
(lillespie. Fleeta .
Heirue. Florence
Helling. Magdalene
Howland. Jane .
Jones. Ruth G.
Joseph. Winifred
Kelly. Margaret .
Lockard, Twila
Lowry, Martha E.
Luchsinger. Clara -
MacWilliams. Helen R.
Manley, Elenah .
Mauk. Nelle .
Miller. Chester J.
Muir. Leah J. . .
Moudy. Florence
Royer. Audria
Scholl. Florence M.
Sedlak. Mar>' . .
Short. Marguerite B.
Srader. Florence M.
Taylor. Beatrice
Weamer. Helen
M.V) Liberty Ave.. E. E.. Pittiburfh. Penna.
30 N. 2nd St.. Duquesne. Penna.
lORn Grant St . Indiana. Penna
New Kennngton. Penna.
237 Market St . Johnstown. Penna.
PhiUdelphia. N. Y
Mt. Jrwett, Penna.
l9t St.. South ConndUville. penna.
2017 E St . Sacramento. Cal.
26 Moody St.. Braddock. Penna.
Mingo Junction. Ohio
Iti2.i Fourth Ave.. New Brighton. Penna.
404 Wall Ave.. Pitraim. Penna.
73.5 Grove Ave.. John.«town. Penna-
Coleratn Road. Martin> Ferr>'. Ohio
R. D. No. 3. Altoona. Penna.
1201 W. Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna.
Netil'-ton. Penna.
425 W. JefTenon St.. Butler. Penna.
10.50 Washington St.. Indiana. Penna.
12 Railroad Plare. Indiana. Penna
237 E. Chestnut St.. Blair^ville. Penna
2120 Murray Ave.. Pittrf>urgh. Penna.
Addi»n. N. V
East Freedom. Penna.
823 Third Ave.. .Mtoona. Penna.
Warren. Penna.
Portage. Penna.
757 Grove A\*e.. New Brighton. Penna.
170 Evans St.. Middletown. Penna.
Braddock .Ave.. Braddock. Penna.
318 Pine St.. Latrobe. Penna.
R D. No. 1. Freeport. Penna.
Saltsbuix. Penna
Indiana. Penna.
Alabran. Ethel
.\nkeny. Roy .
.■\rcher. Ralph
.\rmbrust. M. Grace
Barnes. Adeline
Barrett. Marie
Berkheimer. David
Bielski. Florence
Blackfan. Lavinia
Borland. ^L Helen
Borland. Edgar C.
Boucher. Florence
Bo wen. Gladys
Brewer. Florence
SPECIAL MUSIC STUDENTS
2ftl Euclid Ave .
Ridgway. Penna.
Indiana. Penna.
TitusA-ille. Penna.
Saltsburg. Penna.
51. SO Liberty Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
. . .\mbridge. Penna-
Orterburg. Bedford Co.. Penna.
IS S. 5th St.. Duquesne. Penna.
... Newton. Penna.
R. D. No. 2. Indiana. Penna.
1219 Philadelphia St.. Indiana. Penna
Bcavcrdaie. Penna.
. Munhall. Penna.
2206 3rd Ave.. Altoona. Penna.
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Normal School Registry — Continued
Brink. Mae ,
Bryan. Nioma ,
Buccieri. August
Burcke. Herlan
Carnill. Emma
Gary. Thelma
Clark. Eva I. .
Clark. Gertrude
Clark. Fred . .
Cook Ruth M. .
Crawford. Jolin
DanBhert\'. Martha
Deeds. Rebekah ,
Denny. Caroline
Devine. Dorothy
Dillon. Elizabeth
Dixon. Clare .
Eakin. Grace E.
Enke. Paul J.
Elder. May .
Enright, Margaret
Ferguson, Ellen ,
Field. Marion R.
Flowers. Ed y the
Froelich. Katherine
Freeh. Naomi . .
Freshwater. Grace
Garee, Bertha
Garrison. Bernicc .
Gibson. Wilbur . .
Gilpin, Mary E.
Greagory. Anna M.
Gray. Celia ,
Hamilton. Ruth
Harvey. Geraldine
Henninger. Martha
Higgon. Clara B.
Hileman. Hazel
Hill. Senja F. .
Houck. Logan
Houck. E. Ruth
Johnston. Bess
Lafferty. Sarah E.
Lewis, Edra
List, W. Victor
Longwill. Horace
Lowman. Golda
Maley, Grace .
Marshall, Jane
Maxwell, Gertrude
McAbee. Mary . .
McNutt. Mary C.
Meals, Regina
Miller, Louise J.
Miller. Edw.
Miller. Stephen
McGraw. Gertrude
Nebo, Mary
Neal. Ruby E.
Newcome, Sally
Opdyke, Hazel
Orndorff. Nora
Park, Laura.
Patterson. Eli:
Plate, Martha
Prosser. Edith
Piper. Caroline A.
Prouty. Clare .
Reed, David .
Reinecke, Orca A.
Remmey, Louelleu
Richards, Mary
Rivero. Neptali
Rice, Mildred
Rinn, Minnie
Roberts, Owen
Robinson. Anna Lynn
Rodgers. Geraldine
Schaeffer, Harry C.
Shaffer, Berneta E.
abeth
W'estover, Clearfield Co., Penna.
Home. Indiana Co., Penna.
.325 Second St . Aspinwall. Penna.
Fort Thomas. Ky.
2^26 Beale Ave.. AUoona. Penna.
,936 Wayne Ave., Indiana, Penna.
, . . , Philadelphia, N. Y.
1730 Beechwood Blvd., Pittsburgh, Penna.
Colver. Cambria Co., Penna.
112 Terrace St., McDonald. Penna.
140;i Frecmont Ave., N. S., Pittsburgh. Penna.
. - Indiana. Penna.
Ligonier, Penna.
Ebensburg, Cambria Co.. Penna.
Versailles, Penna.
KiO W. Main St.. Latrobe. Penna.
, . Cokeville, Penna.
R. F. D. No. 4, Box 352, Pittsburgh, Penna.
OS Prospect St. Nanticoke. Penna.
1048 Church St.. Indiana, Penna.
7 Hi Linden Ave., E. Pittsburgh, Penna.
\'^alencia. Penna.
Clymer. Penna.
. Pittsburgh. Penna.
. Escota, N. C.
. Home. Penna.
Collin, W. Va.
,S.5tj Grant St.. Indiana. Penna.
.-Xmbridge. Penna^
Clymer. Penna.
- Bolivar, Penna.
Wehrum, Penna.
Rochester Mills. Penna.
Akron. Ohio
Wampum, Penna.
430 N. Washington St.. Butler, Penna.
. 528 Main St.. Windber. Penna.
Indiana. Penna.
25'J Chestnut St., Monessen. Penna.
437 E. Oak St.. Indiana. Penna.
. Indiana. Penna.
Lang and Hamilton Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
. . N. Braddock. Penna.
Josephine. Indiana Co., Penna.
Pittsburgh. Penna.
. , Indiana. Penna.
. Kent P. O., Indiana Co.. Penna.
Keystone Hotel, Greensburg, Penna.
86 Ingram Ave.. Ingram, Penna.
302 Clay Ave.. Jeannette, Penna.
275 South 7th St., Indiana, Penna.
Indiana, Penna.
1242 Beuter Ave.. N. S.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Barneshove, Penna.
. Homer City. Penna.
<\1\ Madison St., McKeesport. Penna.
, Wesleyville. Penna.
317 Eleventh Ave., Homestead, Penna.
Parkwood, Penna.
Templeton. Penna.
. 652 Water St.. Indiana. Penna.
. . Harveys. Green Co.. Penna.
.320 Locust St., Indiana. Penna.
Indiana. Penna.
Jeannette. Penna.
Barnesboro, Penna.
Ford City. Penna.
Eldred, Penna.
Knoxdale, Penna.
Pittsburgh, Penna.
. Latrobe. Penna.
Philipsburg, Penna.
1123 Colon. Sagna la Grande, Cuba
New Freeport, Penna.
, Indiana. Penna.
Marion Center. Penna.
. Bolivar. Penna.
304 Monroe St.. Conneaut. Ohio
Homer City. Penna.
Etna, Penna.
SchoU, Garnet
Sherman, Martha
Short, Gertrude .
Shimskey. Matthew
Silcott, Mary .
Simpson. Anna C.
Sloan, Howard
Smith. Gertrude
Smith, Imogene
Sober. Margaret
Stephens, Helen .
Stout, Mrs. Earl D.
Stevenson, Mrs. F. E
Stewart, Emma
Thayer. P. L. .
Travis. Linda .
\'ogeley, Martha Ma
Wagner, Florence ,
Walker, Dorsey .
Weitzel, Fred . .
Wettach, Henriette
Wettach, Lillian
Wise. W. C.
Washington.
. Punxsutawney,
North East.
. . , Ernest,
Parkersburg.
57 S. 9th St., Indiana,
, . . Creekside,
U'JS Chislett St., Pittsburgh,
.1198 Chislett St.. Pittsburgh.
Leechburg.
J3ll Walton Ave.. Philadelphia.
1056 Grant St., Indiana,
Indiana,
12fi Railroad Ave., Indiana.
, Humbert, Somerset Co.,
. 646 Third St., Pitcairn,
639 E. 9th Ave., Tarentum.
, , 245 Fourth St.. Indiana,
Indiana.
- , 1008 Water St.. Indiana.
3909 Evergreen Road. Pittsburgh.
,3909 Evergreen Road. N. S., Pittsburgh,
. Meadville,
STUDENTS IN DOMESTIC SCIENCE COURSE
Brant, Florence .
Butler, Hattie N.
Campbell. Mary B.
Carrier. Dorothe B.
Cusack. Helene ,
Ellis. Lomie .
Ferguson. Clara E.
Flanigan. Flecia .
Fleming. Lucile .
Freshwater, Grace
GilfiUan, Phyllis ,
Houser, Mildred A.
Kohler, Ellen G.
Leonard. La Rene
Mart, Eleanor
Martin. Helen E.
McConnell, Zoe
Shipley, Hazel . , ,
Smith. Mary E. .
Thompson, Cora
Pennsylva
. 5th c
. . 1080 Grant St., Indiana,
. , 3012 6th Ave., Altoona,
Petrolia.
Summerville, Jefferson Co.,
1020 State Ave., Coraopolis,
. .310 E. Clay St., Butler.
305 S Avenue. Wilkinsburg.
. Confluence, Somerset Co..
Salem,
. , , . Collier.
.964 McNulty Ave., Pittsburgh,
ia Furnace, Himtingdon Co.,
id Michigan Ave., Glassport,
338 East End Ave.. Beaver,
36 Lorain St. Sharon.
Fairfield St.. Ligonier,
ille. Jefferson Co..
We., McKeesport,
Clymer, Indiana Co.,
Cyclone, McKean Co.,
Reyi
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W. Va.
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STUDENTS IN NORMAL ART COURSE
Beacham. Ruth V 2G0S Braddock Ave.. Pittsburgh, Penna
Farnsworth. Mary L. . . Mitchell Ave.. Clairton, Penna.
Keller. Eliza 4712 Kansas St.. Hazelwood, Pittsburgh. Penna.
McCartney. Thalia J. 52 N. 7th St.. Indiana. Penna.
Neal, Ruby E. ... Parkwood. Penna.
Sisley. Edytha 445 South Main St.. Fayette City. Penna.
STUDENTS IN SPECIAL ART COURSE
Absalom, Anna
Callahan. Alice
Child. Edith Mary
Conrad. Agnes B.
Lowry. Elizabeth
Rodgers, Geraldine
Winter, Caroline M.
Ferndale St., Johnstown, Penna.
35 Columbia Ave.. Sharon, Penna.
Philadelphia. New York
508 Haus Ave., New Castle, Penna.
, . .42 S. 6th St.. Indiana. Penna.
. , .304 Munro St.. Conneaut, Ohio
5330 Perrysville Ave., West View. Penna.
SPECIAL STUDENTS
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Blackfan. Lav
Buccieri, -Augi
Calhoun. \'irginia
Carter. Florence
Cawley. Richard
Clendenning, Fran
Egly. Russell .
Gourley, J. Elliott
Graff. Sarah
Haer, Ruth ,
Hamilton. Ruth
Jack. Elizabeth
Kelly, Ella . ,
Kuntz, Ralph B.
Lean. Agnes R. .
Newton, Bucks Co.. Penna.
-325 Second St.. Aspinwall. Penna.
Shelocta, Armstrong Co., Penna.
Stanton, Va.
617 Himbach St., Scranton, Penna.
Bakerstown. Allegheny Co.,, Penna.
R. D. No. 2. Kittanning. Penna.
Frostburg, Jefferson Co.. Penna.
. . . Black Lick. Penna.
. .Marion Center. Penna.
756 E. Market St., Akron, Ohio
St. Benedict. Cambria Co.. Penna.
, , , R. D. No. 2. Indiana. Penna.
Rochester Mills. Indiana Co.. Penna.
.3230 Latonia Ave.. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Pf ^nnsylvun i <v
trrn cz/ ffohool
Long. KfbFLCa M
ManncrH, Nulii
McCarliii-y, Ann;
Mcr.arvcy, Alviii
Mogle, Jaa. VV.
Rodman, l.<-»(cr \
Ramsey, Athaltrrn
Rodgcra, (li-raldii
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hi N. 7tli St., Indiuiui, V
\Vc«loviT, Cli-arfielil Co.. I'
Alexandria. Huntingdon Co., IVnmi
N'ew ICuglc, Wanliington Co., Pvnna
New Florence, IVnna
Shield., Mary Helm
Shirley, Willi.
Snyder. Stella
Streamn. .Mary
Swift. Walter
Taylor. Heiitri. e
Weiit. Margaret
:illl Miinro St , Crjnneaut, Ohio VVilnon. I'aulii
dome Indiaru f o. Penna
Sttltvliurg. Penna
niennia St . MiKertinrt. I'eniu
Hume. IndUu < >, . t'rniu
Crerk.ide Indiana ( o . Hmiu
Saltsliurg. I'etina
Ujn (enter. IruliAoa ( o.. I'rnna.
■HU S ;ih St . Induna. Vmn,.
Model School Registry
Ninth Grade
Beatty, .Melli.i
Blair, David
Carson, Tlionias
Couser, John
Dickey. Margaret
Harhart. L.t)is
Elienberger. Margaret
Garee. Martha
Garson, Charles I.
Guthrie, .Vbigail
Hamilton. Daviil
Ilawxhurst. Howard
Houston. Jolui
Johnston. Stanley
Langhani. HIizal)etti
McGregor. Paul
Ruffncr. Helen
Shumaker. Cres,swell
Stewart. Jeannetic
Stuchell. Russell
Wilson, Robert
Eighth Grade
.Anderson. Grace Leota
Cardamone. Joseph
Cardamone. Mary
Clark, .\rchie Carlyle
Clawson. Rayden
Cochrane, George Enierj
Cochrane. Myrrhna E.
Coleman. Margaret Rost
Fleming. Elizabeth
Gibson. John Howard
Jamison. Hazel
McGaughey. Emil Graci
McHenry, Sara
Oatman. Martha J.
Pfordt. Laura Marie
Pifer. Palmer London
Pizzica. Nick Frank
Reisinger. Mary Blanch
Risinger. Joseph
Risinger. Wm. Lawrence
Shea. Anna Elizabeth
Simiison, David
Sim|>son, Evelyn .Margaret
Snyder, Thelnia Rosabelle
Thompson. Kathryn C.
Truitt. Julia Marie
White. Margaret E.
Zener. Kenneth Merle
Seven til Grade
Martlebaugh. Martha
I ).Angelus. Richard
Dickey. Edwin T.
Meining. Beatrice
Garson. Louise
Greenlee. Herbert
Greagory. .-\nna
Ilawxhurst. Joseph
Hoover. Wilda
Howe, Sara
l.ingle. Loretta
Martin. Delosa
McClelland. Murray
.McGregor. William
McHenry. Lois
Oatman. Arvilla
* )rr. Kathaleen
Richards. Esther
Ross. Charlotte
Segner. Edward
.Smith. Thelma
Smith. Walker
Stuchell. Bovd
Wi
ggn
Mai
Wood. Frank A,
Sixth Grade
.\ndcrson. Jenella Mildred
Huterbaugh. Juddson W.
Cipollini. Mary Margaret
Getty. Ralph
Goodfellow. Edgar .Alva
Harris. Thelma Marie
Hess. Harry
Jobe. William Paul
Liggett. Beulah .Adell
Longwill. Noble Claton
Maholin. Harry K.
Malcolm. Ualiella NL
Malcolm. Katherine
McAfoos. Anna Mary
McLain, Martha Helen
NefT, William T.
Organ. William John
Richards. John D.
Ross, .Alma I-ouise
Shea. Lester
.Simpson. .Alberta
.Stewart. Frank Pershing
Wood. William Harvey
Fifth Grade
Banks. William Nelson
Bartlebaugh, James
Beatty, Meredith Esther
Blair. David Hall
Carson. Elizabeth Hannah
Clark James Arlington
Doney. William G.
Douglass. Marjorie C.
Douglass, Neal
Eicher. June
Garson. Luzernia
Hawxhurst. .Alanson
Heavy, Joseph J.
Langham. Effie Bell
Lingle. Gertrude Munson
Mack. James Wilson
Malcolm. Alexander G.
McAdoo. Jane Edna
McComb. William
Morgan. Rosko
Guingley. Carl
Reisinger. Baida Evelyn
Rezolla. F'edora
Ruddock. William
Saba. .Adale
Sanford. May .Agnes
Tomb, Robert
Wilhelm. Esther Katherine
Fourth Grade
Allen, Alta May
Allen. Delphia
.\nti
Coleman. Robert
Conrath. Harry
Cornell. Anna Ma
Fleming. Joseph
Hewi. Gomer
H
.Mary-
Jones. Evalyn
Kear. Mildred
Malcolm. Donald
Malcolm. Douglas
.Malcolm. Martha
McAfoos, Helen
McClelland, William
Philippi. Charles
Pizzica. Daniel
Raymond. Clair
Ruddock. Audrey
Sanford. Alice
Sanford. Howard
Shaffer. Samuel
Shields. Josephine
Smith. Ruth
Sweeney. Grace
Truitt. Dorothy
Williams. Josei>h
Third Grade
.Anderson, l^is
Beck. Howard Jennings
Buterbaugh. Dorothy
Campbell. Mary Jane
CorrcU, Oliver W.
Cook. Robert
Davis. Joseph
Dunmire. Violet
Evans. Leah
Fleming. Eugene
Frederick. Ruth E.
Fulton. Wilma Rosemond
Gates. Leila
Hawxhurst. Marie
Leighton. Herbert Leonard
Martin. John
McComb. Burton
.M.( oinb. l.>on:ild
.Mcliaughey. Clair
Miller. Clara
.Muxatello. John
I'jfer, Ph.K-lx-
Ru
Prothero. Agne.
Sanford. Ruth Eliialx-th
Stewart. Jamen
Truitt. Donald
Wilhelm. Retlia
Wyatt. Lucille
Ziegler. ( harlotte
Second Grade
Banks. Roseanna
Clark. Charles
Cornell. Frances
Dunmire. Nellie
Eicher. .Margaret
F'isher. Helen
Frompton. Charles
Fulmer. \'era
Fulmer. \'ema
(iates. Ruth
Greenlee. Erma
Hile. Maurice
Hiteman. Harry
l^>nKweII. Donald
.Malcolm. Winona
.Martino. Josephine
McGaughey. Wilda
.McGregor. Paul
McHenry. Jason
Miller. Harlow
Overbeck. Harold
Philippi. Louis
Pifer. \>Imo
Pizzica. Darr
Prothero, Jean
Richards. Robert
Rudl. Charles
Sabo. Nealey
Simons. Delos
Sprankle. Glenn
Stewart. Catherine
First Grade
Agey-. Fran.e.
Alexander. Ralph
Allen. Vivian
Andrrton. Walter
Banka. Lu( ille
Bender. Kelly
Davii. (. harira
DavK, Helm
Donry. Frank
Elder. Manha
Evani. .Mao-
Fleming. Willard
Frompton. James
Frederick. Charles
Fulton. Harold
llaw-xhur.t. Angeline
Hill. Elizabeth
Hill. Dorothy
Hill. Raymond
Jamison. Clair
Kear. Meade
Langham. Ruby
I.ew-is. Pauline
Ligett. Robert
Martin. Charies
Martini. Emma
McClelUnd. Elinore
Mc(jaughey. Beulah
Miller, (ieorge
Moore. Frances
Pfordt. Charles
Pitlman. Esther
Pizzica. Helen
Ray. Olive
Reisinger. Fred
Rosrila. Evelyn
Ruddock. Ralph .Alexander
Sabo. Philip
Snyder. Francis
Sprankle. Doyle
Thompson. Horace
\'an Gorder. Wilmont
\'an Gorder. Gertrude
Wilhelm. Ralph
Wood. Robert
Zeigler. Jesse R.. Jr.
Page H9
Men
Women
^ '^ forirtcil Sahool
Summary of Enrollment
Post-Graduates
Slb-Freshmen
3
3
Men
Women
16
250
Men
Women
Commercial Students
Commercial Seniors
Men
Women
Men
Women
Men
Women
Music Seniors
College Preparatory Seniors
Seniors in Domestic Science Course
Seniors in Normal Art Course
Juniors
Men
Women
Men
Women
1
1 1
Men
Women
Men
Women
Men
Women
College Preparatory Juniors and Below
STUDENTS IN MUSIC COURSES
Regular Students
Public School Music Course
Special Music Students
Students in Domestic Science Course
Students in Art Courses
Men
Women
Sophomores
28
332
360 360 Men .
Women
16
57
Special Students
Students not catalogued
Total enrollment in Normal School
Enrollment in Training School . .
47 Names counted twice ....
58 58 Total enrollment in Institution
80
7
87 87
15
15 15
1
34
35 35
24
93
117 117
20
20
20
13
13
13
23
31 31
-1208
72
1280
270
1550
34
INDEX
Additiuiis lo Si hiicl
Ailinissioii, ( (iiiililii
Adniiiiislralivc < Ir^.
Agrii'iilluic and M.iiiii.
partiiUMil (if
Aid, State
Alumni Associ.ilioii
Alumni, Medina nl
Alumni Kejiistiy
Ambulatory
Analytic Slalciiicnl "(
Annex, North
Arrangement of Studic
Art, School of
Associations, (hrisliaii
Athletics
I/. It lull
i.d Ir.ii
It
Baking .
Baseball
Ba.skclball
Hills, How lo I'ay
Boarding .
Board of Trustees
Bookkeeping C'oursi
Books, Text
Buildings, The
Business, School of
C
Calendar
Cap and (iown
Certificate and Diploma
Chemistry and Physics
Choice of Room . .
Christian Associations
Churches . .
Church Attendance
Civics . .
Class Directory !)(>
Club — Lincoln
Club — Madrigal
College Preparatory Course
Commencement Date
Commercial Course
Commercial Teacher's Training Course
Committees of the Board
Committees of the Kaculty
Conditions of Admission
Conservatory of Music
Conservatory, Statement of Expenses
Contagious Diseases
Contents
Courses, Analyses of 3i
Courses of Instruction
Course of Study —Training School .
Credits for High School Work . 35,
21
27
27
31-33
31
',)
lil (il
HI, 31
I'.l
lil
40
22, 32
26
22
21
II
lo 1211
37
8
63
61-64
10
15
35-38
59
33
21
1 to r-)6
35
69
37, 38
D
Day Students— Charges for 32
Debating Club 25
Deductions and Refuntls 34
Diplomas, Additional Subjects on 31
Diploma and Certificate 29
Director of Conservatory 59
Directory, Class 96 to 120
Discipline 24
Domestic Science 55
Domestic Science — t^harges for . 31, 32
Drawing .58
Page
I.iii.jIIiiiiiiI Number, (Irowth IH
I lliiii'Ml Summary of 1311
l.i|uipMii'Ml, BiiildingH, etc. 19
lix.iiiiin.ilions 31
ICxpenses, Statement of 31
lixpenses, A Comparison 34
I'^xpenses, Conservatory 33
I'.xtras -Charge for 31
F
1' .unity, ( omniittecs of the
!.">
l-.ii ulty, Ollicers of the
I.-.
lire ICscapes
I'.l
l-'ootball — (lames and Scheilulc-
27
2S
Iralernities .
2.')
h'ruil Cave
18
!■ uni tions of the l'"aculty Committees
Hi
19
CcoKraphy
4s
t;eolog>' .
4'.l
.JO
( dee Club.
27
("•raduation .
29
('■rad nation — Kecpiirements
29
('■reek and Latin . .
51
H
Health — Safeguarded
21
High School Credits
35
37
38
History of the School
17
History, Department of
43
Hosoital
21
Household Arts and Science, Depart-
ment of
lnipro\cments . . .
liilirmary
Instruction, Courses of
Laboratories, The .
Languages, Modern
Latin and Greek
Laundry
Lecture Course, The
Library, The
Lincoln Debating Club, The
Literary Societies
Location of School
Education, Department of
Elevators
English, Department of. .
M
Madrigal Club
Magazines . .
Manual Training and .Agriculture, De
partment of
Material Equipment
Mathematics, Department of . . .
Methods, Study of
.Mondern Languages, Department of
Music, Conservatory of ...
Music in the Training School
N
Newspapers
Normal .Art Course
Normal School Registry
North .Annex .
Nurse
O
Oflicers of the Faculty .
Organization, .Administrative
Organizations, Student
(.)utfit and Rooms
27
19, 20
53
19
44
38, 39
52
59
84
121
IS
21
V I'age
Payments, Amount and Tinii- of .32
IVrlagO){ics, Degrees ',iH
Phy.!! s and Chemislry 40
Phy-i(al Training, Dei<arlmenl of fAi
Positions In Businens— Aid in St-i ur-
ing M
Pre|)aralory Course, .Normal 3<i
Pros|)eclivc Studenth, SugK<-''>(>on<i lo .'W
Purixjse and T unction of tnin Sh'xil 23
R
Railroads at Indiana 23
Reading Ro<jni 19
Refunds and Dedui lions 34
Registry, .Alumni H5
Religious InflucncCH 24
Rooming Alone . 22
R(xjming (Jut of School 21
R<x)ms, ( hoice of . 22,32
Rixjms, Extra Rent for 32
RcKjms and (Jutfit 22
Rixjms, Reservation of 22
.S
Schofjl of Art 57
Scho(.>l of Business 61
Science, Department of 48
Science and Household .Arts 54
Shorthand Course 61-64
Sick, Care of 21
Single Rooms 32
Social Life, The . 24
Societies 25
Sororities 25
Standing Committees of the Board 10
Standing Committees of the Faculty . 15
State .Aid ' 32
Statement of Expenses 31
Steward 21
Student Organizations 25
Studies, .Arrange<l by Class . 36
Suggestions to Pros|jective Students . 30
Summary of Enrollment 130
Supervisor's — Musical — Course 60
Supplementary Courses for Degrees in
Education 38
T
Telephone 23
Terms — Opening Dates 8
Text Books 31, 34
Train, Special 23
Training School 65
Training School, The Course of Study. 69-84
Training School, Scope and Function of 65
Trustees, Board of 9
Tuition 31
Tnit" Plan
Vacation — Dates
X'esper Chorus, The
Visits
Visitors
Watchmen. Night
Water, for Tables, etc.
Whatsoever Circle, The
V. M. C. A.
^ . W . C. A.
19
21
26
24, 26
•24,26
?.\as. 131
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